Investment Bootcamp
Expand your career horizons by learning the essentials of personal finance and the basics of investing using Norwich’s Bloomberg Financial Lab.
Investment Bootcamp for High School Students
Learn the essentials of personal finance and the basics of investing using Norwich’s Bloomberg Financial Lab. Additional benefits include becoming stock market literate, the benefits of diversification, currency, and mutual funds.
Participants may complete the Bloomberg Market Concepts Certification. Investment Bootcamp teaches you how to manage money and plan for real-life scenarios – topics rarely covered in school.
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Sunday, July 12 to Friday, July 17, 2026
Investment Bootcamp is a week-long summer program at Norwich University's campus in Northfield, Vermont.
Who can apply?
Rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
Application deadline: May 15, 2026
Applications will continue to be reviewed until the academy is full. We encourage you to apply early. A limited number of scholarships are available.
Cost: $1,500 ($300 deposit is required.)
Program includes: Housing, food, instruction, supplies, and activities.
Why Investment Bootcamp at Norwich?
Norwich University is home to the Budnik Financial Lab, one of the largest in Vermont, with 12 Bloomberg terminals connecting you directly to real-world financial and market data used by the world's leading banks, corporations, and government agencies. The Bloomberg Terminal is a 24-hour global financial services system that provides transparent and reliable financial, economic, and government information covering all market sectors. The Budnik Financial Lab allows students to analyze a vast amount of real-time market data and earn their Bloomberg certification.Budnik Financial Lab helps our students build the skills needed for a career in finance, as well as helps them develop personal financial literacy.
What You Will Learn
- Design and manage a budget based on real-life scenarios.
- Explore career choices and related income levels to determine budgets, spending, and lifestyle choices.
- Learn about taxes, insurance, and paycheck deductions.
- Discover ways to identify and avoid hazardous financial traps, scams, and schemes.
- Learn about credit, responsible credit card use, and find out how to avoid credit pitfalls.
- Understand how to escape the pitfalls by saving for emergency funds and using wise budgeting tactics.
- Explore types of bank accounts and learn how they work.
- Discuss investment strategies to grow savings and a 401K.
- Develop a money mindset and the skills necessary to successfully “life plan” your money.
Academic Excellence You Can Trust
Get all the benefits of learning from Norwich University’s award-winning faculty from this summer, immersive experience.
Questions? Contact Us
Jessica Amell
School of Business
Event Coordinator, College of Professional Schools
802-485-2210
cybercamps@norwich.edu