Norwich's program is professional, challenging and current. If you don't know how to write well when you start the program, expect to leave knowing how to write and express yourself.

I got a Masters in Information Assurance (MSIA) from Norwich and I am now teaching MSIA students at another university at the Masters Level.

They have 24x7x365 technical support for students; a great feature. And their enrollment advisors have all been through the respective program which they support. Norwich cares about their students, and it shows.

I went through Norwich's MBA program. It was not easy, but worth the time and experience. What I like about Norwich is that the school makes you feel a part of its 195 years of tradition. The program was extensive and on the mark. I was challanged, and given the opportunity to learn.

Norwich is definitely what you make of it. For those who have not had a good experience at Norwich, it is because they sat back and waited for good things to happen. Or allowed bad things to happen to them. The good points of Norwich (ROTC programs, extracurricular activities, etc.) have prepared me to be a leader through experience. The bad points of Norwich (Childish behavior, Corps politics, etc.) have prepared me to be a leader in the sense that I know what wrong looks like. Through Norwich, I've seen all the bull**** and now I'm prepared for anything. Norwich is a good lesson in life experience and no ivy league or community college is ever going to provide that.