UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Explore a range of majors and minors with nearly limitless opportunities to launch your career.
In an effort to support our friends at Cardinal Stritch University we would like to extend assistance and provide insight to the opportunities and programs
offered at Alverno College to assist you in achieving your educational goals!
What we promise to offer:
Alverno College educates and empowers learners to be agents of change by challenging the status quo through principled leadership, professional distinction and meaningful engagement with the world.
Meet Kelly: Stritch's first transfer to Alverno
Meet Britnee: A freshman transfer to Alverno
Alverno College is working closely with our accreditors and licensing agents to ensure that specialized programs with external licensing and accrediting are
meeting the appropriate benchmarks for teach out and transfer.
Alverno College invites all Cardinal Stritch University students to transition to Alverno as a direct program teach out, program transfer or to transfer to new
programs.
Students need to fill out the simple online admission form (all Cardinal Stritch students will be admitted to appropriate programs), provide an unofficial
transcript, and indicate the program you are looking to enroll in.
Cardinal Stritch Programs
Find those included in transfer or teach out agreements
We know you have loved your Cardinal Stritch experience in the classroom and we'd like to share here how you can continue your education at Alverno.
These Cardinal Stritch programs have been included in transfer or teach out agreements. Students who might not find their program listed below, would like additional flexibility or to change
majors are encouraged to apply to Alverno’s Integrated Studies major for face to face instruction or Alverno Accelerate our fully online asynchronous program. Male students are
encouraged to apply and can find pathways to graduation in our paraprofessional to teacher licensure program, our 2+2 nursing program, and our Accelerate BA in Leadership program.
Arts & Sciences
Arts Education
Creative Writing
Critical Race and Ethnic Studies
English
English Language Arts
History
All Humanities Majors
Music
Religion
Philosophy
Spanish Interpretation and Translation
Spanish Language and Cultures
Theater (transfer into Creative Arts & Practice)
Visual Arts Major and Minor
Business
Business Administration Major and Minor
Business Communication
Communication
All Communication Majors and Specializations
Behavioral/Human Sciences
General Psychology/Psychology
Human Social Services
Psychology (Applied)
Bilingual Counseling minor
Social Work
Sociology
Education (DPI license included)
Education Studies
English - Middle Childhood-early Adolescence
English as a Second Language
Mathematics
Art
Broad Field Science
Biology
Chemistry
Environmental Science
Physics
Broadfield Social Science
Economics
Geography
History
Social Studies
Political Science
Regular Education
Cross Categorical Special Education
K-9 Elementary Middle
English/Language Arts
Integrated Studies
Leadership
Natural Science, Math, Technology
Biology
Biochemistry (minor)
Chemistry
Data Science
Human Biology
Mathematics
Pre-Professional Programs
Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Optometry
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Veterinary
Nursing and Health Programs
BSN programs
Public Health
Social Sciences
Community Organization
Political Science
Social Justice
Social Studies
Pre-Law
The following graduate programs will be taught out by Alverno College. Some graduate, nursing and education programs will require transcript review for program credit award.
MBA
MA Management and Leadership
Master’s of Clinical Psychology
Master’s of Psychology
The following graduate programs will be taught using a generous admission and transfer policy. Students will be provided with options to support them complete on their planned graduation date and opportunities to be endorsed by Alverno based on a full transfer of credits in your programs.
Graduate Education Licensure
Superintendent
Director of Instruction
Reading Specialist
Principal
Director of Special Education/Pupil services
All licenses offered at the undergraduate level including:
English - Middle Childhood-early Adolescence
English as a Second Language
Mathematics
Art
Broad Field Science
Biology
Chemistry
Environmental Science
Physics
Broadfield Social Science
Economics
Geography
History
Social Studies
Political Science
Regular Education
Cross Categorical Special Education
K-9 Elementary Middle
English/Language Arts
Alverno offers:
Doctor of Education
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Some graduate, nursing and education programs will require transcript review for program credit award.
Students in good standing that are enrolled in any of Cardinal Stritchs PhD programs in Leadership for the Advancement of Learning and Service, Leadership for the Advancement of Learning and
Service in Higher Education, and Language and Literacy will be automatically admitted to Alverno’s Doctor of Education program.
Alverno is actively working with Cardinal Stritch’s IRB to establish transfer of IRB proposals in alignment with the OHRP. In addition, we will work with candidates to determine the
best way to continue to engage committees they have already established. Students who have not completed their specialized courses will be able to choose from the K-12, higher education or
where appropriate ABD pathways.
The following programs are open to individuals of all gender identities.
Support When You Need It
Campus resources
We offer students several paths and connections across campus to assist with child care, academic advising, physical health, and wellness and mental health needs.
Unique Opportunities
Engage with your community
We offer students several distinctive opportunities to flourish.
Extracurriculars
Enhance your Alverno experience
We offer a diverse, welcoming community of students and faculty, plus opportunities to learn, lead, explore and give back, and have fun. Read more on some of the ways students get involved outside of the classroom..
Our location
Enjoy a close tie to the city
Alverno’s 46-acre campus is located in a safe, residential area in Milwaukee’s Jackson Park neighborhood, and includes walking paths, picnic tables and places for socializing, studying and reflection. We are just 15 minutes from downtown Milwaukee, home to the lakefront, many trendy restaurants, galleries and festivals.
The 8 Abilities
Our foundation of learning
For nearly 50 years, Alverno’s ability-based curriculum has been described as innovative and revolutionary. We believe the real benefit of knowledge is knowing how to apply it, which is
why we integrate eight core abilities into our curriculum. The 8 Abilities are: Communication, Analysis, Problem Solving, Valuing in Decision Making, Social Interaction, Developing
a Global Perspective, Effective Citizenship, and Aesthetic Engagement.
The 8 Abilities are the foundation of the Alverno experience, and students practice these essential skills throughout their educational journey, working toward mastery. Ultimately, the 8
Abilities are what give our students and alums the power to stand apart from the crowd and to succeed both personally and professionally.
Residence Life
Build your home away from home
Our two residence halls on campus, Austin Hall and Clare Hall, are nestled on 46-acres of lush green space with running and walking paths, picnic tables and places for socializing, studying and reflection. Both residence halls offer the convenience of living close to classrooms, academic resources, campus clubs and organizations, performances and friends.
As an on-campus resident, you will enjoy meal service, free parking, a fitness center, a full calendar of activities, as well as easy access to downtown Milwaukee.
CLARE HALL: Alverno College houses upper-level and nontraditional-aged students who are looking for a more independent living environment. Sophomores, juniors, seniors and
students over the age of 19 are eligible to live in Clare Hall. Learn more.
AUSTIN HALL: All first-year residents are housed in Austin Hall in double rooms. If a first year student does not want a roommate, they can buy out the other half of
their double room. Learn more.
Questions
We are here to help!
For questions regarding academics, contact Jodi Eastberg, acting Vice President of Academic Affairs, at jodi.eastberg@alverno.edu, 414-382-6231.
For questions regarding students, contact Kate Lundeen, Vice President for Enrollment and Marketing, at kate.lundeen@alverno.edu, 414-382-6103.
For questions regarding international students and athletics, contact Heidi Anderson-Isaacson, Vice President for Student Development and Success, at heidi.anderson-isaacson@alverno.edu, 414-382-6116.
For questions regarding adult learning, contact Meghan Walsh, Dean, School of Adult Learning and New Initiatives, at Meghan.walsh@alverno.edu, 414-382-6089.
