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Dual Enrollment Program at Norwich University

High school juniors and seniors, who are residents of the state of Vermont and enrolled in a publicly funded high school, are eligible for up to two vouchers for college courses. Students must apply for a voucher for the semester they wish to enroll in a dual enrollment course. Students who attend an independent high school and are not tuitioned by their home district are not eligible for a voucher.

The college credits dual enrolled students earn are part of their permanent NU transcript, and these courses begin to satisfy degree requirements toward a Norwich degree. These credits are transferable to most colleges.

Contact Information

If you have general questions about the Dual Enrollment Program or are interested in applying, contact:

Josh Hatch
Academic Assistant
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1 (802) 485-3398

Early College Program at Norwich University

The Early College Program at NU allows up to 20 Vermont high school seniors, from publicly funded high schools, to enroll full-time at NU. Students who attend an independent high school and are not tuitioned by their home district are not eligible for the ECP.

The Early College Program allows students to complete high school diploma requirements while taking a full year of college classes in any discipline. The college credits ECP students earn are part of their permanent NU transcript, and these courses begin to satisfy degree requirements toward a Norwich degree. These credits are transferable to most colleges.

Contact Information

If you have general questions about the Early College Program or are interested in applying, contact the Admissions Office at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 1 (802) 485-2001.

Financial Aid

For questions specific to financial aid, contact the Norwich University Financial Aid Office at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 1 (802) 485-2850

Norwich University has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to provide all enrollment and degree verification for both on-campus and online. Service through the National Student Clearinghouse is available 24/7.

Current Students Only

Current students can generate new enrollment verification letters through the student self service section of the National Student Clearinghouse website. This can be accessed through Banner Web.

• Once you have logged in to Banner Web, go to the “Student Services” tab and click on “Transcript Request/Enrollment Certificate“, then click “Submit“.
• This will take you to the National Student Clearinghouse Student Self Service page.
• Once there, you should click “Obtain an enrollment certificate” to generate a new enrollment certificate immediately as a PDF.

Former Students Only

The National Student Clearinghouse can be contacted via:

Online (Web):

• Degree Verification and Enrollment Verification
• Verify Now

Mail:

National Student Clearinghouse
13454 Sunrise Valley Drive, Suite 300
Herndon, VA 20171

The Norwich University National Student Clearinghouse School ID number is 003692-00.

By enrolling in courses at Norwich University, students obligate themselves to be aware of and abide by the academic policies governing their enrollment.

Academic Regulations and Requirements.

The university’s academic regulations and requirements are listed in full in the current year’s college catalog.

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FERPA

Under the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), you, the student. have the right to authorize the College to release information from your educational record to other individuals (i.e., parents, spouse, employers.) Your educational record includes, but is not limited to, items such as grade reports, transcripts, billing and financial aid information.

New and current students wishing to authorize the release of their records to third parties must complete the web-based FERPA form, accessible by logging into the My.Norwich portal and locating the Student Academic Profile section in the Web Services menu. Search on FERPA for detailed information on where to find the form.

Log into My.Norwich

The Registrar’s Office staff provides accessible, attentive customer service to our many constituents, ensuring the accuracy, integrity and delivery of degrees and coursework. The Registrar’s Office is an integral part in university operations; staff work closely with nearly all offices and departments on campus.

What is an Official Transcript?

A transcript is an official complete, legal, permanent academic record of all course work enrolled in after the sixth day of each term. Official transcripts include the signature of the University Registrar, the date of issue and the seal of the University.

Transcript requests will not be granted for individuals who have an outstanding debt to Norwich.

Can I obtain a copy of another school’s transcript that was submitted to Norwich?

Norwich does not reissue or certify copies of transcripts from other institutions, including those contained in a student’s record. Transcripts must be ordered directly from the institution where the course was taken.

Ordering an Official Transcript

Official transcripts must be ordered through the National Student Clearinghouse online service by using the links provided below. Transcript orders can be tracked online using an email address and order number.

Order online from the National Student Clearinghouse using the links below:

Norwich University

Vermont College at Norwich University

Rush transcript orders must be submitted prior to 11:00 a.m. Eastern time for same day processing. If not, they will be sent out the next business day.

Unless a rush option is selected, transcript requests will normally be processed within two to three business days after receipt from the National Student Clearinghouse, however, a longer period of time may be required for processing at the end of each semester.

For assistance or problems with a transcript order through the National Student Clearinghouse call (703) 742-4200 or contact them via their website.

Unofficial Transcripts

Current Students only

Currently enrolled students, both residential and online, can print their unofficial transcript in Banner Web:

• 1. Log into Banner Web:
  Banner Web
• 2. Enter your username and password.
• 3. Once logged in, select the "Student Services" tab at the top row and then select "Student Records" within the Student Services section.
• 4. Find and select "Academic Transcript". On the next screen, the drop down list should default to all levels and unofficial for advising. If this does not occur, make changes as needed and press the "Display Transcript" button.
• 5. Your unofficial transcript should now be displayed.

This is the only means of obtaining an unofficial transcript. The Registrar’s Office does not issue unofficial transcripts.

Former Students

The Registrar’s Office does not issue unofficial transcripts. You will need to order an official transcript. Please return back to "Ordering an Official Transcript".