Why It Matters

The sense of belonging at Viterbo is special. Students are supported and encouraged to grow in a place where everyone is welcomed and included.

In Action A Catholic, Franciscan university boldly transforming students and our communities through service, collaboration, and leadership.

Why It Matters

Employers value a Viterbo degree. Graduates are ready to contribute—whether they lead, collaborate, or support.

In Action

Whether pursuing studies in education, health care, the sciences, the arts, or beyond, students engage in active, purpose-driven learning that prepares them to lead with knowledge, compassion, and integrity.

Why It Matters

Founded by the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, Viterbo’s values—service, hospitality, integrity, contemplation, and stewardship—shape the campus experience. These values welcome all students, regardless of faith.

In Action

Viterbo students are more than academics, engaging as athletes, artists, leaders, volunteers, and community members while living out Franciscan values through service, leadership, inclusion, and whole-person growth.

Why It Matters

Founded by the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, Viterbo’s values—service, hospitality, integrity, contemplation, and stewardship—shape the campus experience. These values welcome all students, regardless of faith.

In Action

With 98% of students receiving financial aid, an 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio, and nearly all graduates employed or continuing their education within six months, Viterbo combines affordability, personal mentorship, and career preparation.

Why It Matters

Founded by the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, Viterbo’s values—service, hospitality, integrity, contemplation, and stewardship—shape the campus experience. These values welcome all students, regardless of faith.

In Action

Through partnerships with health care systems, schools, regional employers, and nonprofits, Viterbo helps drive progress throughout the region, with about half of our graduates staying in the area as an important source of local talent. The Fine Arts Center and Conservatory welcome more than 90,000 guests annually, while graduate programs and hands-on opportunities like Service Saturdays prepare students to lead through service, stewardship, and care for the community.