Readmission Process
Students who have not attended classes for one or more semesters, excluding summer, must reactivate their accounts. Reactivation approval is requested from the commandant or dean of students (housing and/or discipline), the Bursar’s Office, and the Financial Aid Office. Students are encouraged to discuss their anticipated return with an adviser and/or department chair before completing reactivation. The application is accepted up to 15 business days before the start of the semester or graduate term. Students who have been suspended must also submit a letter addressing a plan for success.
Once students are readmitted, they will receive information by email with additional instructions such as registration.
Choose one of the two readmission options based upon the student’s status. The online form requires account set up and cannot be a Norwich email address.
Academic Petition
This Academic Petition from is for students who no longer have access to my.norwich.edu. An Academic Petition is for students who wish to petition an academic policy in the current Academic Catalog or a policy, in-force when the action petitioning occurred.
The Academic Petition Form for current students is available via my.norwich.edu and must be completed using the Registrar’s SharePoint site.
Enrollment as non-degree seeking student
A person who is interested in taking coursework as a non-degree-seeking student, or transient student (guest student) or a high school student using a Flexible Pathway option must inquire through the Admissions Office. A returning non-degree-seeking student already accepted through admissions will complete a Registration Agreement to return.
Change of Permanent Address
A current student can enter addresses via BannerWeb. However, to change the permanent address use the Change of Address Form.
Change of Address Form
Change of Name
A student who attended Norwich University and wishes to change their name to the permanent record must complete a Change of Name.
Transcript Requests
Withdraw from the University (Northfield Campus Programs)
Students who are investigating withdrawing from Norwich University, or who have decided to withdraw, will complete the Withdrawal Form. The form is received by the Center for Student Success, which will then contact the student. Once the withdraw procedures has been discussed, the Center for Student Success will notify the Registrar’s Office, which will then update the student record. When the withdrawal is during the semester, the current year’s Academic Catalog will provide dates and deadlines. The Bursar’s Office webpage will identify billing policies. Billing adjustments, when applicable may take up to three weeks for processing.
