Visit Norwich
You're Invited! Visit Norwich University Campus

From seasonal open houses to leadership training weekends and summer camps, Norwich offers personalized events for you to get the full Norwich experience.
- Learn about our academic programs from renowned faculty
- Discover admissions and financial aid options
- Enjoy a complimentary brunch in the dining hall
- Discuss athletics opportunities with Norwich coaches
- Tour the campus and talk with current students about life at Norwich University
Can't make an open house? Schedule a campus visit for another time or attend one of our upcoming events:
Explore Norwich
Fall Open House
Visit the Birthplace of ROTC, where we accept challenges and turn them into achievements. Witness Vermont’s stunning fall foliage as you discover why Norwich takes you beyond your expectations and brings out your greatest potential.
While you're with us on campus, you'll have many opportunities to discover all the benefits, challenges, and transformative experiences Norwich offers.

Ignite Your Inner Leader
Leadership Challenge Weekend (LCW)
Experience a weekend of self-discovery, personal growth, and camaraderie. Through hands-on challenges, leadership classes, and the cadet experience, you’ll build confidence, resilience, and lasting friendships. Whether you're preparing for college on a military or civilian path, this program will push you beyond your limits and show you what you're capable of.

It's Worth The Visit
Earn a $1,000 Visit Scholarship
We think a campus visit is so important that we’ll award you a $1,000 scholarship if you attend an official Admissions campus visit during or after the Spring semester of your junior year in high school.
Schedule A Visit TodayRoom and Board Giveaway
Students that attend an official Admissions visit will be entered into a drawing to win a year of room & board. The winner will be announced in May.
Students that attend a Day Visit, Leadership Weekend, Open House, NU 101, or a Virtual Accepted Students Event will be entered into the contest. Students are limited to one entry.