About Viterbo University
For those seeking a Roman Catholic liberal arts education, look no further than Viterbo University in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. Originally founded by the Franciscan Sisters, the school has transformed according to demand. Today, Viterbo provides students with a broad education and the leeway to explore a variety of academic disciplines.
As a 4-year private, not-for-profit university, Viterbo offers a liberal arts education that is known for such attributes as:
- Student-centered
- Values-based
- Learning-focused
- Roots in human dignity
- Respect for the world
In preparing students for leadership and service, Viterbo offers undergraduate and graduate degrees as well as certificate programs. The university also provides fully online undergraduate degrees and blended undergraduate and graduate degrees, licensures, endorsements, and certificates to meet the needs of working professionals.
Accreditation & Licensing
Viterbo University is accredited by:
Higher Learning Commission (HLC)
Type:
4-year, Private not-for-profitHighest Level Offered:
Doctor's degreeReligious Affiliation:
Roman CatholicEnrollment:
Undergraduate: 1,650 ; Graduate: 1,267Percent of Fully Online Students:
Undergraduate: 14% ; Graduate: 27%Graduation Rate:
65%Median Earnings, 10-Years After Degree Completion:
$55,660Median Debt After Graduation (4-Year Degree):
$25,000Average Undergraduates Receiving Aid:
82%Per Undergraduate Average Aid Award:
$17,301Yellow Ribbon Program:
YesCredit for Military Training:
YesGeographic and Educational Overview
Viterbo University is located in Wisconsin
Wisconsin at a Glance:
Top Majors in Wisconsin:
Top Incentives in Wisconsin:
- Wisconsin Grant: Up to $3,150 annually
Top Career Pathways in Wisconsin:
- Entry Level: Process Engineer ($65,000)
- Mid Level: Manufacturing Manager ($95,000)
- Senior Level: Plant Director ($140,000+)
- Required Education: BS Engineering
- Certifications: Six Sigma, PE