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VIRTUAL CAMPUS TOUR
Today may be on hold, but your future isn't.
The Norwich University campus tour experience is coming to you, right here via your keyboard or touch screen, so you can get the answers you need to feel right at home.
VIDEO CHAT WITH AN ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR
The coronavirus may have turned the world upside down, but we’ll keep you on top of your vital college decision. Our admissions counselors are here to answer every question you may have about Norwich through live one-on-one, “face-to-face” video.
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We know choosing a college is a major decision and you’ll need information on programs, accommodations and, of course, cost. In our webinars, students, faculty and staff cover Norwich’s nitty-gritty details, from life in the Corps to your major’s core curriculum and every aspect of affordability.
The Class of 2024 occupies a special members-only spot on Facebook. When you enroll, you can meet there, share images and begin to enjoy the tight-knit camaraderie that has bound Norwich’s community for 200 years.
How will you lead?
How is the Norwich’s cadet experience different from those at other Senior Military Colleges'?
The Corps of Cadets and its military lifestyle are signature features of the Norwich University experience. In this video, cadets Isabella, a sophomore, and Britton, a senior, describe choosing Norwich and participating in the Corps.
Britton, a Texan who’ll commission into the U.S. Air Force after graduation, said he wanted to go far from home for college and experience the military lifestyle.
How will you live?
What's it like to be a civilian student at a Senior Military College?
Although Norwich is famous for its Corps of Cadets and military lifestyle, civilian students thrive here, too. In this video, two students talk academics and campus life.
Aleia Manning, a senior criminal justice major, and Patrick Boucher, a sophomore mechanical engineering major, said they both enjoyed the blend of military and nonmilitary lifestyles. Both said Norwich offers plenty of interesting clubs and activities. Manning is in student government and the Model United Nations. Boucher balances resident adviser duties and captaining n esports team.
How will you learn?
How will I get real-world experience while I pursue my degree?
After college comes career. In this video, Norwich University Career and Internship Associate Director Meghan Oliver discusses services to help students gain experience and position themselves for the job market ahead.
How will you compete?
What’s it like to take the field, the pool or the ice as a Norwich student-athlete?
In this video, soccer player Courtney Amell, football player Francisco Colon, women’s hockey player Blossom Truell and men’s swimmer Cameron Ferreira discuss what brought them to Norwich. All said they seized the chance to play the sports they loved, build friendships and study toward their chosen careers.
How will you serve?
How does Norwich serve?
Our Center for Civic Engagement thinks locally and globally, coordinating 10 service-oriented student groups to put volunteers in communities that need them.
In this video, Center for Civic Engagement Director Nicole DiDomenico, Assistant Director Abigail Joyal (a 2018 Norwich alumna) and soon-to-graduate senior Brandon Milburn discuss the center and volunteerism.
How will you pursue your passions?
What kind of clubs and activities are at Norwich?
Our campus may be remote and rural, but our activity is electric, eclectic and constant. Campus buzzes with activity as students participate in more than 80 clubs and organizations.
In this video, you’ll meet three students in long lists of clubs reflecting the university’s traditions of physical activity and civic service.
NEXT BEST THING TO BEING HERE
Wish you could walk our campus to see, hear and feel it for yourself. Open spaces and natural beauty abound. Quintessential Vermont coupled with state-of-the-art classrooms and athletic fields. Norwich’s dedicated, passionate students, faculty, coaches, staff and alumni bring it all home.
MAY 1, 2020 CAMPUS TOUR UPDATE
It's spring, campus is quiet due to covid, what does Norwich campus look like today?
Meet Emma Henderson, from admissions, where she'll walk you through today's quiet campus and what you can expect when the hills come back to full life in fall.
Norwich’s true colors? They’re up to you
Thank you for taking our Virtual Campus Tour and considering Norwich University.
Until we see you on The Hill (as we affectionately call it), we'd like to offer you these free downloadable coloring book pages—sketchlike images of our beautiful campus and Vermont for you to paint or color.
Just click one, or all, to download, print, then color. Our favorite ways to color are with watercolor, guache and acrylic markers.
Make Norwich yours ... please share your finished piece and inspiration with us on Instagram. Bonus—include a caption and guess location.
Share with us on Instagram @NorwichAdmissions #coloringbook #WickGrit #NorwichServes
91% Placement Rate
Within eight months of graduation, our students are in a job, in the military or in graduate school.
Top 10
Norwich is among the top 10 institutions in the United States for producing commissioned military officers.
Community
At Norwich, you become part of something—a tight-knit community with a strong common identity.
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Many happy returns (on investment)
Georgetown University study ranks Norwich’s long-term value in the top tier among nation’s colleges As they consider their futures, soon-to-be high-school graduates and their parents wrestle with a wrenching question: Will investing in college pay off? If they’re choosing Norwich University, a new Georgetown University study suggests the answer is… Read More -
Army recruiter lauded for helping tuition break come to fruition
Army Sgt. 1st Class Rick Badem, chief of the Army’s Barre Recruiting Station, receives Army Commendation Medal for his work The message from James Montgomery Flagg’s famous recruiting poster is 103 years old, but still applies for young people — yes, Uncle Sam wants you for the U.S. Army. And if… Read More -
The wheels on the vans go ’round and ’round, for internships bound
Vermont Labor Department grant-funded Career Cab program gets student interns to job sites Thanks to a Vermont Labor Department grant and Career and Internship Center Assistant Director Jim Graves’ efforts, internship-bound students at Norwich will have a ticket to ride. Read More
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YOUR FUTURE AWAITS
It needs you. And Norwich is here, 200 years strong, to get you there with the skill, strength and resilience you’ll need in this ever-changing world.
Are you ready? Email us and let us know how we can help you
Live. Learn. Lead. Norwich.
