Viterbo provided me with a great academic background that was challenging at times, but also allowed for a lot of space for fun, excitement, and enjoyment. I thank every single person who made my experience this enjoyable and helpful.”

As someone who loves to be challenged, I found studying math at Viterbo was incredibly rewarding. The small class sizes gave me the support I needed to be a successful student and teacher. I was more than just a number (pun intended); I formed strong relationships with my peers, and classes provided us the forum to question the axioms taught. The approachable math professors compelled me to think about mathematics as more than a set of arbitrary rules and numbers. We were shown that elegance can be found by taking the complexity of the world and expressing it through a well-formed and logical proof.”

The Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling program was an amazing experience that definitely prepared me well for my role at the Boys and Girls Club. I learned a tremendous amount about the development of children and adolescents. My Viterbo experience has been life changing in so many ways, not just academically and professionally with my career, but also socially. I’ve met so many great people here who I know will be part of my life forever. I received an outstanding education and I was completely prepared to take on my role at the Boys and Girls Club.”

As we grapple with servant leadership and that theory we see it hands on and in front of us because the faculty reaches out and they are consistent to the point where we can see what good work looks like."

I would not be where I am today without the Servant leadership program. It has been a beautiful environment and experience.

Being a liberal studies major gave me the freedom and flexibility I craved as a college student with a wide scope of academic interests. By enrolling in this program, I was able to accommodate all of them: French, English, communications, theatre—and make them count.

"I wanted to be an actor and I was determined not to fail. Coming here (to Viterbo) turned out to be the best decision of my life.”