Norwich University

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<p>How is this university. What is it good for? Is it good for mechanical engg?</p>

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<p>If you mean Norwich University in Vermont, it has a strong military flavor as a significant number of students are cadets. The campus and facilities are not impressive . The academic reputation is average, and the students I know that attend were mediocre public school students .</p>

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<p>jeeez…anyone else know abt this?</p>

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<p>I am going to Norwich FLC session II
anyone else ?</p>

<p>btw. I don’t know much about the school except for it has a strong military feel and it has some decent depts.</p>

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<p>is it really good? I mean whats good about norwich?</p>

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<p><a href=“http://www.norwich.edu%5B/url%5D”>www.norwich.edu</a></p>

<p>nice campus, respected faculty, beatiful scenery(vermont friggin fuh), rich history, nice alumni.
Just an all-round good military institute.</p>

<p>I have never been there before this is just based on what I have heard and found on internet.</p>

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<p>Norwich University is the best military school in the Nation. If you are planning on serving your county as a commissioned officer than this is where you should go to best prepare yourself. Outside actual combat, there is almost nothing you will experience in active duty that you diddnt already experience here. Norwich is difficult, but not impossible. You make the best friends of your life and go through hell and back with them. It isint for everyone, but thats what makes us who we are. In the end, you get out of Norwich what you put into it. You will only have a terrible experience if you arent willing to give it your all. Essayons! </p>

<p>Gender: Male This person cares more about Surrounding City than the average student.
Intelligence:
Quite Bright
ACT:<br>
SAT: </p>

<p>Lowest Rating
Surrounding City D Describes the student body mostly as:</p>

<p>Describes the faculty mostly as:</p>

<p>Highest Rating
Faculty Accessibility A+
How this student rated the school:
Educational Quality A Faculty Accessibility A+<br>
Useful Schoolwork B+ Excess Competition A<br>
Academic Success A Creativity/Innovation B+<br>
Individual Value B+ University Resource Use B+<br>
Campus Aesthetics/Beauty A+ Friendliness A<br>
Campus Maintenance A- Social Life A-<br>
Surrounding City D Extra Curriculars A+<br>
Safety A+ </p>

<p>this is a review I found on internet.</p>

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<p>WHAT? A social life? man goto <a href=“http://www.studentsreview.com%5B/url%5D”>www.studentsreview.com</a> and have a look at norwich, students kinda hate it there!</p>

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<p>i never said there was a social life</p>

<p>i clearly stated it was a review. btw i got this one from that site you just posted haha thats weird.</p>

<p>People go to these places to get a good ‘Military’ education. Social life shouldn’t be important… well you are not going to get much of it anyway.</p>

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<p>Ajayc - have you visited the campus and attended classes? You are the best judge of whether or not the school is a good match for you.</p>

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<p>words of wisdom daffymom…words of wisdom</p>

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<p>Harvard Club Partnership
Sweeping views of Boston. Outstanding personal service. A full calendar of entertaining activities. </p>

<p>Take advantage of all the benefits of the Norwich University Alumni Association’s partnership with the Downtown Harvard Club. </p>

<p>Since 2003, the Harvard Club of Boston has offered membership in their Downtown Club to alumni from selected Partner Schools. In 2010, Norwich University joined this list of elite institutions.</p>

<p>The Harvard Club network includes more than 6,000 professionals and numerous partner schools, which enhances the Norwich alumni networking experience. </p>

<p>Other partner schools include Yale, Cornell, Dartmouth, Suffolk, Holy Cross and Northeastern. The Harvard Club serves as one of the busiest networking locations in Boston’s Financial District. </p>

<p>Membership provides full access to the One Federal Street location, participation in an active calendar of Downtown Club member events, and allows for use of the Main Clubhouse in the Back Bay on weekends. </p>

<p>Downtown Club Members are also invited to select Clubwide member events at the Back Bay Clubhouse every month. </p>

<p>The Club is located at 1 Federal Street, 38th floor, in downtown Boston. For more information on dues and priviledges, visit the Harvard Club website. To join, follow the instructions for applying to the Downtown Club. </p>

<p>Questions? Visit our Harvard Club Partnership FAQ page, or contact the Alumni Office at 877.485.2019, or <a href=“mailto:alumni@norwich.edu”>alumni@norwich.edu</a>.</p>