Norwich University.

Established in 1819, Norwich University, one of the premier criminal justice schools in the Northeast, is a quality professional school with a strong liberal arts component. Its 1,600 undergraduate students choose either a military lifestyle as part of the Corps of Cadets or a traditional college lifestyle.

Norwich is known for its dedicated faculty and has one of the lowest student-to-faculty ratios for criminal justice schools. The combination of quality professional training, broad studies in the liberal arts, dedicated faculty and the leadership laboratory supplied by the Corps of Cadets has generated a legacy not found in too many corners of the educational map.

Norwich maintains significant programs in justice studies, engineering, business, architecture, history, political science, psychology, nursing and sports medicine. The largest single major at Norwich University, justice studies, provides undergraduates with a cutting edge look at the complexity of today's justice environment. The online master of justice administration builds upon the rich heritage of undergraduate instruction in the discipline by providing professional master's level education to students all over the world. This unique approach to justice education combines studies in criminal justice with those of public administration.

The campus is located in North-field, Vt., in the heart of the Green Mountains, one of the most beautiful locations in the world for a college campus. Norwich is a very proud place and maintains deep bonds with its alumni. For more information, call 1-800-NU-Online; or visit www.norwich.edu or www3.norwich.edu/grad.