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Housing is available for undergraduate students, with two traditional residence halls for first-year students and five apartment-style campus housing options for upper-class students. Students also have access to a variety of off-campus housing opportunities in the surrounding La Crosse community.

Viterbo University fosters an inclusive, welcoming campus community where students from diverse backgrounds, cultures, faiths, and life experiences learn and grow together. Students come from across the United States and around the world, creating a supportive environment that values respect, belonging, and global perspectives.

Undergraduate Students For the 2026–27 academic year, full-time undergraduate tuition is $36,720 per year (12–18 credits), plus required fees. Housing, meal plans, books, and personal expenses are additional. Approximately 98% of full-time undergraduate students receive financial aid, including scholarships, grants, work-study, and federal loans. The average out-of-pocket cost after scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study is approximately $12,985 per year for first-year students, though actual costs vary based on academic achievement, financial need, and housing choices. Graduate (Master's) Students Master's tuition ranges from approximately $505 to $785 per credit hour, with most programs also assessing a modest resource fee. Graduate students may qualify for employer tuition reimbursement, graduate assistantships (where available), scholarships, and federal financial aid. Because graduate students typically enroll part-time or in different credit loads, out-of-pocket costs vary by program and financial assistance received. Doctoral Students Tuition ranges from approximately $760 to $1,050 per credit hour, depending on the doctoral program. Students pursuing doctoral degrees may be eligible for employer reimbursement, institutional assistance, and federal graduate loans. Total program costs depend on the number of credits required and the student's enrollment pace.

Viterbo University is committed to making a high-quality private education accessible and affordable through a comprehensive financial aid program. The university works with students and families to create personalized financial aid packages that may include scholarships, grants, federal and state assistance, work-study opportunities, and student loans. Types of Aid Available Merit Scholarships: Awarded based on academic achievement, leadership, extracurricular involvement, and other accomplishments. Need-Based Aid: Includes federal, state, and institutional assistance based on financial need. Grants: Funding that does not need to be repaid, available through institutional, state, and federal programs. Student Employment: Work-study opportunities allow students to earn income while gaining professional experience.

Through the Accessibility Services Office, students receive individualized support, resources, and reasonable accommodations based on their documented needs.

Students may receive assistance with academic accommodations such as extended testing time, accessible course materials, note-taking support, assistive technology, and other services designed to support student success. The university works collaboratively with students, faculty, and staff to create an environment that promotes independence, belonging, and achievement.

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Viterbo University offers a vibrant campus experience with opportunities for students to get involved, build connections, develop leadership skills, and pursue their interests outside the classroom. With 60+ student clubs and organizations, students can participate in academic, cultural, service, faith-based, leadership, recreational, and special interest groups.

Student involvement opportunities include:

• Student government and leadership organizations
  Academic and professional organizations
  Campus ministry and faith-based groups
  Service and volunteer opportunities
  Cultural and identity-based organizations
  Performing arts and creative activities
  Recreation, wellness, and special interest clubs
  Campus events, traditions, and social activities

Viterbo University is a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics and competes as the Viterbo University V-Hawks. The university sponsors 19 varsity athletic teams, providing opportunities for student-athletes to compete at a high level while pursuing their academic goals.

Men’s Sports

• Baseball
  Basketball
  Bowling
  Cross Country
  Golf
  Soccer
  Track & Field
  Volleyball

Women’s Sports

• Basketball
  Bowling
  Cross Country
  Golf
  Soccer
  Softball
  Track & Field
  Volleyball

Additional Competitive Programs

• Competitive Dance

Viterbo University has a proud tradition of athletic success as the V-Hawks compete in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Teams have earned numerous conference championships, tournament titles, national tournament appearances, and individual national honors across a variety of sports.

Team Championship Highlights

• 42 Conference Championships across multiple sports, including volleyball, basketball, soccer, baseball, bowling, and cross country.
  29 Conference Tournament Championships, highlighting consistent postseason success across V-Hawks athletics programs.
  27 NAIA National Tournament Appearances across sports including volleyball, basketball, soccer, baseball, cross country, and competitive dance.

Notable Team Success

• Women's Volleyball: One of Viterbo's most successful programs, with multiple conference championships and 13 NAIA national tournament appearances.
  Men's Basketball: Eight conference championships and multiple national tournament appearances.
  Women's Soccer: Multiple conference championships and NAIA postseason appearances.
  Cross Country: Multiple conference championships and national-level individual performances.

Viterbo University offers 40+ undergraduate programs and 30+ graduate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers, lifelong learning, and service to their communities. With a 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio, students receive personalized attention, hands-on learning opportunities, and support from dedicated faculty.

Undergraduate Majors

Business

• Accounting (BBA)
  Business Administration (BBA)
  Data Analytics (BBA)
  Finance (BBA)
  Marketing (BBA)
  Sport Management and Leadership (BBA)

Education

• Art Education
  Business Education
  Elementary Education
  Mathematics Education
  Science Education
  Social Studies Education
  Spanish Education
  Special Education
  Technology Education

Health Sciences

• Communication Disorders and Sciences
  Nursing (BSN)
  Nutrition Sciences
  Social Work

Humanities and Social Sciences

• Criminal and Community Justice
  English
  Ethics, Culture, and Society
  History
  Philosophy
  Political Science
  Psychology
  Religious Studies and Theology
  Sociology
  Spanish

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)

• Applied Mathematics and Analytics
  Biochemistry
  Biology
  Chemistry
  Computer Science
  Engineering
  Environmental Science
  Neuroscience

Fine Arts and Performing Arts

• Art
  Music
  Music Education
  Musical Theatre
  Theatre
  Theatre Design and Technology
  Dance
   
• Graduate and Professional Programs

Viterbo offers graduate programs designed for working professionals, including flexible online, evening, and weekend options. Graduate offerings include programs in:

• Business Administration (MBA)
  Business Leadership
  Education Leadership (EdD)
  Ethical Leadership (EdD)
  Mental Health Counseling
  School Counseling
  Servant Leadership
  Nursing and Healthcare-related programs (DEMSN, DNP)
  Dietetics and Nutrition programs (RDN)

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The Viterbo University community prepares students for faithful service and ethical leadership.

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