Saint Norbert College, Saint Norbert College

• Established: 1898
• Location: De Pere, Wisconsin, USA
• Students age: from 18 years.
• Number of students: 2132 people
• Language of instruction: English
• Type of study: private liberal arts college.

Saint Norbert College, founded in 1898, is one of the leading Catholic liberal arts colleges. The university offers undergraduate and graduate programs, study and accommodation on a vibrant campus in De Pere, Wisconsin, near Green Bay.

Located in a thriving economic region on the scenic Fox River, Saint Norbert College is just a few miles upstream of Green Bay and Lake Michigan.

The campus is located on the banks of the Fox River, which flows into Green Bay and Lake Michigan. The beautiful Kress Inn boutique hotel is ideally located on the edge of the picturesque campus of St. Norbert's College and within walking distance of a variety of unique shopping and dining options.

Most students live on campus all four years: there are 16 accommodation options, including dorms, townhouses, apartments, themed housing for students with similar interests. It is the perfect combination of life, study, work and play together, unique to St. Norbert.

The dining room offers buffet at Ruth's Marketplace, snacks at Dale's Sports Lounge, varied menus at Phil's Grill downtown, coffee at Ed's Cafe at the library. All eateries offer a variety of vegetarian, low-calorie, gluten-free options.

• Accommodation on campus - from $ 6046 / g.
• Food - $ 5350 / g.

St. Norbert invites you to become a member of one of more than 100 clubs and organizations on campus, visit many local shops, restaurants, as well as performances, lectures, social and sports events.

Sports clubs:

• Football
• Volleyball
• Golf
• Tennis
• Cross country
• Hockey
• Basketball
• Swimming and diving
• Baseball
• Softball
• Athletics
• Golf
• Cheerleading
• Dance team.

Popular excursions to the historic Lambo Green Bay Packers, short trips north to the popular Door County Peninsula, Wisconsin.

• Beautiful waterfront campus, 2,200 students, 14: 1 student to faculty ratio, 3.5 GPA, 23 NCAA Division III sports.
• St. Norbert's College offers some of the best four-year courses in the Midwest. Whether you're looking for a first-time job, postgraduate or postgraduate degree, a college can help you achieve your professional goals.
• Since 1121, members of the religious order founded by Norbert of Xanten adopted the tradition of radical hospitality. Today, St. Norbert's College maintains the same tradition.
• Much has changed since 1898, when the college was founded to prepare young people for the priesthood, but a deep sense of community remains firmly rooted in the Norbertine order. The college provides education that promotes intellectual, spiritual, and personal development.
• St. Norbert is ranked in the top 10 best Catholic liberal arts colleges in the country by US News & World Reports.
• Academic centers provide research and volunteer opportunities, internships, and attendance at a job fair. The college provides the knowledge, experience and network for a successful future.
• St. Norbert's College has a long tradition of involving students in collaborative research projects with professors. The exciting research fellowships program offers the opportunity to work on a project with faculty or staff early in your college career. This paid research experience contributes to college success, and professional publishing offers significant benefits for graduate studies.

• The Miriam B. and James J. Mulva Library is a hub for student academic life and a valuable community resource.
• The Enos Colburn Park Hotel is located in the residential Green Bay area, home of the cross-country home competition at St Norbert's College.
• Cornerstone is a community center located west of the campus in the nearby town of Ashwaubenon, where the St. Norbert College men's hockey team is based.
• The 2454-seat Schneider Stadium hosts competitions in men's and women's football, athletics for men and women.
• Ledgeview Golf Course, located about 2 miles east of De Pere, is home to the St. Norbert Women's Golf Program.
• The Mel Nicks Sports Complex, located just blocks south of the campus, has baseball and softball fields.
• The Resch Olympic Pavilion at Cornerstone Community Center is home to the women's hockey team of St. Norbert.
• Royal St. Patrick's Golf Links is located 10 miles south of St. Norbert's Wrightstown campus, Royal St. Patrick's, used by the men's golf team for training.
• The Mulva Family Sports Center has a swimming pool, gym, changing rooms, St Norbert College Hall of Fame, gyms. Basketball, swimming and diving teams, volleyball teams also train here.
• The Western Racquet & Fitness Club, located in Ashwaubenon, is the leading multipurpose sports and fitness center in Northeast Wisconsin. Western Racquet & Fitness Club is used by men's and women's tennis teams for training and matches.

• Student fee - $ 815
• Medical Fee - $ 125 / semester (general services, fitness center, pool).

97% of students receive financial aid - St. Norbert is committed to helping international students finance their education. All applicants are automatically considered for academic scholarships:

• George Washington Scholar - $ 18,000
• Abraham Lincoln Scholar - $ 14,000
• Woodrow Wilson Scholar - $ 12,000
• Benjamin Franklin Scholar - $ 10,000.

Students can complete the SNC International Grant Application, provide supporting financial documentation.

The amount of scholarships for senior students based on academic performance ranges from $ 12,000 to $ 21,000.

Special scholarships to recognize the achievements of students with special interests and financial standing.

There are hundreds of outside scholarship opportunities available from employers, companies, high schools, and other organizations outside of St Norbert's College.

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