Norwich University

Norwich University is a private university located in Northfield, VT. It ranks #475 in the USA on our overall top colleges list, and admission is not very competitive, given its 66% acceptance rate. It has a small sized student body with full-time enrollment of 2,414 students. 27% of its graduates get a Bachelor's degree in Intelligence. Alternative regularly chosen focuses include Business, International Relations, and Nursing, but there are 34 different majors to choose from. Its protective services program is ranked #5 in the United States, and its protective services and criminal justice programs both ranks first in Vermont. In addition, Norwich University is 2nd in Vermont on our most conservative colleges list. For students living in Vermont, sticker price tuition goes for $38,013. Non-Vermont residents need to cough up $42,014 a year. Before you rule out applying because of the price, know that every single Norwich undergraduate receives at least some scholarship or grant funding. 63% of Norwich University students wind up their schooling with a degree, fresh and wanting to find a stimulating job. The median alumnus takes home an income of $41,900 two years after school. After 4 more years working, the graduate's average income rises 28.2% to $53,700, which is 33.9% on top of the national median. You may want to hear that your high school rank is recommended to apply and over 80% of applicants submit the SAT. Additionally, the average amount of research funding Norwich receives per student is $319, and Norwich does not have a teacher certification program. In terms of finances, be aware that for households making over $110k, the average net cost of tuition is $29,837 annually and the average tuition for people from households with an income of $76k to $110k a year is $26,966. With regard for demographics, 42% of professors identify as female and 2% of the student body are international. Finally, 7% of alums are out of work six years after college and one out of four graduates take home $35,200 or less six years after graduation.