St. Norbert College is a riverside campus in De Pere, Wisconsin, where prospective students can arrange a visit with a student-led walking tour and a chance to talk with an admission counselor. If you’re planning a St. Norbert College campus visit, start by booking through the college’s visit calendar, then confirm your arrival and parking details.
- Location: 100 Grant Street, De Pere, WI 54115.
- From Nuk's Executive Suites: about an 18-minute walk or 4-minute drive.
- Admission office: Ariens Family Welcome Center, 310 College Ave.
- Office hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; appointments are also available.
For a nearby stay, Nuk's Executive Suites is a convenient base for reaching campus.
How do you get to St. Norbert College?
St. Norbert College is along the Fox River in De Pere, and its listed campus address is 100 Grant Street. From central De Pere, you can reach campus on foot or by car.
The Office of Admission is at the Ariens Family Welcome Center, 310 College Ave. If you’re meeting an admission counselor or joining a scheduled visit, use that address to identify the right arrival point. Green Bay Metro also provides campus transportation through GBM On Demand, which connects riders to bus stops around De Pere and Green Bay.
Campus visits and event information
A standard campus visit pairs a walking tour led by a current student with a chance to meet an admission counselor about admissions, academic interests, campus life and financial aid. Prospective students and families can schedule visits online by selecting an available date on the college’s calendar.
For a more tailored visit, the college recommends allowing 2–3 weeks to arrange a schedule that may include a class visit or meetings with faculty, a coach or campus-department representatives. Weekday visits may also include a faculty or athletics coach meeting, depending on availability.
Summer individual visits are available on weekdays, with tours starting at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Small-group tours are offered Monday through Friday at 1:30 p.m., subject to availability. A Saturday Sneak Peek combines an admission presentation with a 60-minute walking tour; residence halls are not included on that tour.
Parking and campus access
Daytime visitors can use the P14, P11 and Priory visitor lots. If you’re staying overnight as a guest of a student, the college lists P21, the student lot, for overnight parking and asks that visiting vehicle information be emailed to parking@snc.edu.
If you need a temporary disabled parking identification tag, contact the parking office about using appropriately marked spaces. Parking arrangements and visit availability can change, so check the official site before you go.
Planning time around a college visit
Allow time for the walking tour and your conversation with an admission counselor, then leave room for any additional meetings included in your schedule. A personalized visit may take coordination, so plan ahead if you hope to attend a class or speak with faculty, a coach or campus departments.
For a shorter visit, the Saturday Sneak Peek format gives you an admission presentation followed by a walking tour. Check the college’s current calendar and visit details when choosing a date, since programs and available appointments vary.
Nearby De Pere stops
Downtown De Pere is steps from campus, with locally owned coffee shops, restaurants and boutiques. You can build a meal or a short wander into the day; for a fuller local itinerary, see this one-day route through downtown De Pere.
The Fox River Trail is another nearby option for walking or biking. If you’re extending your time in the area, the Heritage Hill State Historical Park visitor guide can help you plan a separate stop.
FAQs
Where is the St. Norbert College admission office?
It’s in the Ariens Family Welcome Center at 310 College Ave., De Pere, WI 54115.
Can families visit St. Norbert College?
Yes. Prospective students and families can schedule a campus visit online by selecting an available date on the college calendar.
Does a campus tour include residence halls?
The Saturday Sneak Peek walking tour does not show residence halls. The college describes that program as an admission presentation followed by a walking tour.
Is public transportation available to campus?
Green Bay Metro’s GBM On Demand service connects riders to bus stops around De Pere and Green Bay, including transportation to campus.