Saint Norbert College

St. Norbert Van Dyke Award

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About the Scholarship

St. Norbert College pays $30,000 a year on this rung of its merit ladder, up to $120,000 across four years.

The entry rung, and the one that looks beyond the transcript: the college weighs activities and community service alongside academic preparation. Open to transfers as well as first-year applicants.

What makes St. Norbert unusual is the clarity: it publishes named awards, per-year figures, and a sentence saying exactly which of them international first-year and transfer students can receive, all on one page. Most universities in this directory manage one of the three.

The college is Catholic, but none of these five awards carries a faith condition. Renewal needs only a 2.0 grade average and full-time enrolment.

What It Covers

Tuition

$30,000 a year, up to $120,000 across four years. Tuition is $46,880 a year. The college's five merit awards form one ladder, so a student receives one of them rather than several.

Eligibility

Awarded for quality academic preparation together with participation in secondary school activities and community service. Assessed on the cumulative grade average from secondary school. Renewable for up to four years while the student stays in good academic standing with a cumulative grade average of at least 2.0, enrolled full time and making satisfactory academic progress.

Eligible Countries

The college states international first-year students are eligible for all of the scholarships in this table, and that international transfer students are eligible for the Presidential, John F. Kennedy and Van Dyke awards.

All countries

How to Apply

No separate application. All applicants are considered automatically on admission.

Application Routes and Dates

Scholarship consideration

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Consideration is linked to admission. Confirm the applicable admission deadline and any scholarship requirements with the university.