Continue Your Academic Journey with Norwich
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In partnership with the Defense Acquisition University (DAU), Norwich University is pleased to make it easier to earn credit for DAU courses. We value your experience and want you to get the most out of your degree.
You may also earn tranfer credits for:
- Prior college coursework
- On-the-job training
- Military Training
- Certifications
- CLEP (College Level Examination Program) exams
Designed for working adults, Norwich’s programs provide you with the knowledge, skills, and credentials needed to help advance or evolve your career.
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Transfer Credits: Get an Edge on Your Degree
Norwich is able to evaluate previous military training and college coursework for transfer into one of our online programs. We take the time to individually evaluate a student's past education and training to see how far your transfer credits can get you toward earning your degree.
Online Excellence, Distinguished Tradition.
Norwich's online degree programs are backed by a 200-year legacy of developing leaders.
- Earn Transfer Credit for Your Experience
- Shape Your Education
- Personal Support from Day One
- 24/7 Anytime Access
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Upcoming Start Dates
Undergraduate Programs:
Fall B: October 26, 2026
Spring A: January 18, 2027
Spring B: March 15, 2027
Graduate Programs:
Winter: November 23, 2026
Spring: February 22, 2027
Summer: May 31, 2027
Graduate Cert Programs:
Winter: November 23, 2026
Spring: February 22, 2027
Summer: May 31, 2027
Our Students Say It Best
"I expected to be challenged academically, and the curriculum met that expectation! My professors were excellent and pushed me to develop."
Donald Gray
'26 Master of Science in Leadership
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Norwich has such a prestigious reputation and some very convincing choices for graduate programs. The history along with the willingness of the staff and student participation in the classroom is something that makes a Norwich student feel at home.
Gabriel Galindo
'16 Master of Public Administration
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I am glad that I had the opportunity to pursue a college degree while in a combat environment.
Sergeant Major Thomas P. Payne
'17 Bachelor of Science in Strategic Studies and Defense Analysis
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In high school, Joshua Hartley defended attacks on the gridiron as an offensive lineman. At Norwich, the computer programming phenom studied network defense for malware, cyber attacks, and other malfeasance as a CSIA major.
Joshua Hartley
'16 Computer Security & Information Assurance
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Every advisor, teacher, and counselor throughout my degree completion was heavily invested in helping me succeed in the classes and helping me to craft and refine the skills [needed] for a career in national security.
Ryan Leonard
'21 Bachelor of Science in National Security Studies
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Donald Gray
Gabriel Galindo
Sergeant Major Thomas P. Payne
Joshua Hartley
Ryan Leonard