Masters of Justice Administration Reviews
Has to be the best choice 
By: Anonymous (Graduate) on May 15, 2007
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Amazing experience. True professionals that care teach for NU. With an exception here or there, professors are true practitioners or simply amazingly knowledgable academics with real value to offer students. Thousand times better experience than my undergrad work in the classroom. Earned every bit of my 4.0 with some real sweat but well worth it. If you can afford the tuition at all (get aid if you have to) don't go anywhere else.
Overall pretty challenged 
By: Anonymous (In Progress) on September 18, 2006
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The assignments started off a little difficult, but once you get the hang of it or them they seem to flow freely. The amount of reading is crazy and some is repetitive, but overall not bad!
Be a part of this University!
By: Anonymous (Graduate) on August 25, 2006
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I am extremely proud to be a Norwich Alum! My educational experience with the school was top notch and matched my very high expectations. Not only was I educated in my field of study but the process of assilimating into the online program was also enlightening, most importantly the power of words and communication. I feel the staff and support staff are highly committed to the students and are sincere and excel in their work. The residency cemented the experience and I have made lifelong connections with students and faculty. I definitely recommend NU as it will challenge and enrich you in many ways beyond purely academic investment. NU has an excellent reputation and that reputation will translate in your field of work. The online program is easy enough to navigate but I have seen some programs that seem to be a little more advanced. Not that it really matters, because the window dressings are irrelevant because of the quality of the education.
The Intagibles
By: mosnowvt (Graduate) on August 25, 2006
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Graduated in June and already have dream position teaching. The value beyond the education is the network of friends and colleagues that I have made through NU School of Graduate Studies.
Master's, Justice Administration
By: lspect01 (Graduate) on August 25, 2006
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This was an outstanding program. The course load was rigorous and challenging but applicable. You will come out of this program a better writer, able to conduct research and look at issues from a much broader perspective, no matter if you're in law enforcement, corrections, public or court administration. The instructors were excellent as were the majority of the books and assigned readings. Projects were very interesting. Most importantly, the student group (cohort) system literally made the program. Although it's an online program, you became very friendly and intimate w/the other members of your cohort group. Although I was initially concerned about the price, I discovered Norwich provided a superior product at a competitive price. My concerns were allayed quickly & I have no regrets about completing my master's in 18 mos. @ NU. NU was very supportive of the students and you truly felt like you were part of the long traditions and heritage that has lived in that school for the last 190 years. This is truly a high quality program w/high quality, students, instructors, & materials.
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