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Founded in 1963, the University of West Florida is a vibrant, distinctive institute of higher learning with undergraduate, graduate and targeted research programs. With multiple locations in Northwest Florida, the University serves a student population of more than 12,000. Dedicated to helping students realize their full potential, UWF favors small class sizes with quality teacher-scholars who deliver personalized, hands-on learning and leadership opportunities. The University offers a dynamic learning environment that inspires innovation, creativity and collaboration and is focused on student success.

Purdue University Northwest, in the land grant tradition of learning, discovery and engagement, provides high quality, affordable undergraduate and graduate education to students of Northwest Indiana and beyond. We create a welcoming environment that promotes critical inquiry through experiential learning, faculty scholarship, civic engagement and community partnerships.

Norwich University, a small New England college located in Northfield, Vermont, is the home of the ROTC and offers the full range of academic and professional programs to cadets and others. The ROTC program, which trains cadets, is one of Norwich’s more noteworthy academic offerings. However, non-cadets also attend to take advantage of undergraduate liberal arts and science degrees as well as professional majors in Architecture, Computer Science, Engineering, Pre-Law and Pre-Medicine. Graduate degrees at Norwich are delivered through online study. Online master’s degrees are awarded in such fields as Diplomacy, Education, Military History, Civil Engineering, Public Administration and Nursing. Based in the experiential learning model, Norwich’s curriculum uses a combination of experiential and theoretical techniques, a highly effective strategy for long-term integration of knowledge. Since it is an ROTC-friendly school, there are several benefits financially and otherwise for current and former military. Other financial aid options include loans, grants and scholarships for those who qualify. Applicants will need to submit an application, a personal statement, a transcript, and test scores to the admissions department. Letters of recommendation are also strongly suggested.