You can read about Norwich. You can watch the videos. But until you walk our campus, meet our Corps and civilian students, and see what "I Will Try" means in real life — you haven’t really experienced it.
Plan your visit and discover if Norwich is right for you.
At Norwich, tradition meets transformation. Explore our hilltop campus, meet the students shaping tomorrow’s leaders, and see where the “I Will Try” spirit lives — in classrooms, in the Corps, and in every conversation you’ll have here.
There are many ways to visit Norwich University in person, from seasonal open houses and special visit days to leadership training weekends and summer camps. Norwich offers personalized events for you to get the full Norwich experience.
If you have any questions or need help planning your visit, please reach out to us at visit@norwich.edu or call 802-485-2001.
Attend an Open House or NU 101 Accepted Student event and you’re automatically entered to win a full year of room & board. Winner announced in May. One entry per student.
Attend an Eligible EventEarn a $1,000 award toward your first year at Norwich just for completing an official Admissions campus visit.
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Your visit is customized to your interests. Meet with faculty, coaches, ROTC, or Corps of Cadets. We'll build the schedule around you.
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Nine days of military-style training in the Green Mountains — rappelling, rock climbing, wilderness survival, and leadership development. Led by Norwich cadets and professional mentors. A strong introduction to life as a first-year cadet.
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Academic and leadership programs for high school students, led by Norwich faculty. Dive into cybersecurity, AI, and more on a real university campus. Real skills, real experience.
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Customized visits for high school and community groups. We love building experiences around what your group needs. Just reach out — we'll handle the rest.
Request a Group or School VisitNorwich University is nestled in a valley of the Green Mountains in Northfield, VT at the geographic center of the state, and the fairly central to the rest of scenic New England.
Northfield, VT, was recently ranked by worldatlas.com as one of the 9 Safest Small Communities to settle in.
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Norwich University is located in the Green Mountains of Vermont. Our campus is active and hilly with many staircases and steep inclines connecting much of The Hill. Comfortable footwear will help you move easily across campus during your visit.
Vermont weather can change quickly, especially during the fall, winter, and early spring. Temperatures drop in early fall and it can remain cold throughout springtime — with snow expected through April! Bring extra layers, hats, gloves, snow boots, and a warm coat to ensure you’re prepared.
There are refillable water stations throughout campus, including at the Admissions Office. It’s also helpful to bring a water bottle so you can stay hydrated as you explore campus. Be sure to check the weather ahead of time so you can plan accordingly for your visit.
If you have any questions about preparing for your visit, please contact the admissions team at 802-485-2001 or email visit@norwich.edu.
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Norwich University is proudly located in central Vermont. Our campus is nestled in the rural Green Mountains and surrounded by breathtaking views.
State Facts
Just minutes from campus, downtown Northfield offers classic Vermont charm. From handcrafted goods to freshly brewed coffee, the unique local businesses in Northfield offer several places to explore before or after your visit.
Students have direct access to over 10 miles of cross-country skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and snowshoeing trails, plus equipment on campus at our Shaw Outdoor Center. Whether you’re into a short walk or longer adventure, the stunning views and surrounding landscape are part of what draws students to life at Norwich.
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Montpelier, the capital city, is roughly 10 miles and just 15 minutes from Northfield. Explore locally owned boutique shops, restaurants, and arts venues.
Waterbury is about 25 miles and around 30 minutes from campus. This charming town offers shops, delicious farm-to-table eateries, and serves as a gateway to Stowe. Plus, 15 minutes away is Bolton Valley ski resort with outdoor activities year-round.
Burlington is roughly a 50-minute drive away and is the largest city in Vermont. Peruse the many novelty stores at the renowned pedestrian-only Church Street. Or take in the views of Lake Champlain, Vermont’s largest lake with 587 miles of shoreline.
Whether you’re looking for a quick excursion or a full-day adventure, these nearby towns give you even more ways to explore Vermont while visiting Norwich.
At Norwich, there’s an active community, ready to welcome you. From the moment you step onto campus, you’ll discover why Norwich students lead from the front, pursue unique paths, and strive to aim higher.
Whether it's running physical training drills at sunrise, collaborating on academic projects with friends, lifting your team to victory on the field, or joining exciting clubs that lead to new opportunities — as a Norwich student, there's always a new adventure waiting for you.
At Norwich, student life is a mosaic of experiences shaped by our people, our traditions, and our place in the heart of the Green Mountains.
There's so much to do here! Schedule your visit for a campus tour, then explore the rest of what Vermont has to offer!
Vermont has 223 mountains over 2,000 feet in elevation and more than 1,000 miles of hiking trails. Vermont's highest peak is Mount Mansfield at 4,393 feet.
Norwich is a 15-minute drive from Vermont's state capital, Montpelier. Explore locally owned shops and restaurants in this charming city.
Vermonters don't get bored in the winter. We get active! There are 19 downhill ski areas, nine with more than a 2,000-foot vertical drop, and more than 30 cross-country ski areas in the state.
Norwich students have direct access to over 10 miles of cross-country skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and snowshoeing trails. Plus, all the equipment you need is available on campus at our Shaw Outdoor Center.
Burlington is Vermont's largest city and is less than an hour away from campus. Peruse the many stores and farm-to-table delights on the famous pedestrian-only Church Street.
Some of the best businesses began in Vermont, including Cabot Creamery, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, and Ben & Jerry's. Plan a visit to the Ben & Jerry's visitor center, tour the facilities, and taste test a variety of ice cream flavors.
Vermont's rural landscape is home to over 1,000 local farms. Visiting nearby farmstands is a must throughout the year for fresh produce, cider donuts, and fun activities such as pumpkin picking, apple picking, hayrides, and berry picking.
Vermont is famous for its maple syrup, made from the sap of the sugar maple, our state tree. It is the largest producer of maple syrup in the U.S., turning out almost two million gallons a year — enough to fill about 40,000 bathtubs!
Dive into hands-on learning in Architecture, AI, Cybersecurity, and more - guided by our expert faculty.
High school students and incoming Rooks, join us this summer for a challenging military-style summer camp. You will encounter challenges, excitement, and fun.
Session I:
June-July 2026
Session II:
July 2026
Session III:
July-August 2026
Take the first step to becoming a leader today.
