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Norwich App

Start your Norwich application using the university's in-house form.

Common App

Apply to Norwich by submitting your national Common Application.

Nursing CAS

Norwich University is now processing applications through NursingCAS, an online application designed to simplify the nursing school admissions process.

The admission of students to Norwich University is competitive. Each applicant’s file is carefully reviewed by the Office of Admissions. Norwich University is a rolling admissions school, which means that while applications and deposits may be received past the deadlines outlined below, they are accepted only on a space-available basis.

Application Fee: $0

Application Preferred Deadline:

• Fall Enrollment: Feb. 1
• Spring Enrollment: Nov. 15

Deposit Deadline:

• Fall Enrollment: May 1
• Spring Enrollment: Dec. 15

Norwich reviews applicants based on the following criteria, in order of importance:

Academic preparedness

We evaluate your application according to the major you plan to pursue. Norwich looks at your high-school transcript to make sure you are prepared for the rigors of the program. An ideal applicant will have completed the following:

• Four years of English
• Four years of math
• Three to four years of laboratory science
• Three years of social science
• Two years of foreign language

For students interested in the Nursing, Accelerated Bachelor of Science program, please review the pre-requisites for the program here.  Additional information on the program is here.

Résumé (optional)

It is advised, but not mandatory, to submit a résumé. Tell us about your activities, sports, volunteer work and leadership positions. We look for students who are motivated, value service to others and show initiative.

Admissions essay (optional)

An essay strengthens your application. It should be short—one page is ideal. We recommend you use this essay to highlight something we don’t know about you.

Letters of recommendation (optional)

Letters from teachers, coaches, counselors, JROTC instructors or employers are optional but strongly recommended. Two is an ideal number.

SAT Scores (optional*)