New Families
Congratulations on your student’s acceptance to Norwich University and impressive accomplishments.
Congratulations on your student’s acceptance to Norwich University and impressive accomplishments.
We are dedicated to developing students who aspire to lead and serve with integrity and confidence. Our students are driven to succeed and are resilient enough to withstand challenges during their time here, all while being committed to academic growth and making positive contributions in their communities.
We know you want the best for your student, both now and in the future – and so do we. Norwich University has been helping students go beyond their perceived limitations and achieve their loftiest goals for more than two centuries by providing world-class education, encouraging personal growth, and ensuring students secure positive outcomes during their time on The Hill.
Acceptance to Norwich today is the first step to becoming the leaders of tomorrow. Here, your student will join others like themselves who are in pursuit of a rewarding academic and personal experience that will set the stage for their future accomplishments.
Rook Arrival Day
August 16
Civilian Arrival Day
August 20
Parent and Family Weekend
October 3-5
Join an exclusive Norwich family community hosted by CampusESP, where new families connect and receive ongoing support throughout the college transition. Help your student get ready for Norwich. Receive up-to-date information on deadlines, next steps, admissions announcements, and tools to help your student succeed.
Connect with other members of the Norwich family who live in your area to learn more about the Norwich experience.
Each year, Norwich Clubs across the country coordinate Student Sendoff events for incoming first-years, transfers, returning, and graduate students as well as parents. Ranging from backyard barbecues to clambakes, these social gatherings are a great opportunity to meet and ask questions of current students, parents, and alumni.
Three Class of 2025 student-athletes led the way as the women's lacrosse team led Division III in caused turnovers per game.
For Norwich University students like Jayden LaVecchia ’27, the first Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations camp was more than a class—it was an intensive, real-world training ground for the high-tech front lines of modern conflict.
This notable collection, featuring works by U.S. Marine combat artists, will be showcased at the Sullivan Museum and History Center through early January 2026.