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Norwich University was founded in 1819 by Captain Alden Partridge in Northfield, Vermont, making it the oldest private military college in the United States and the birthplace of ROTC. That 200-year heritage is not decorative. It is structurally embedded in the institution’s online programs through a faculty network of active and retired military officers, a curriculum designed around national security, defense, and leadership principles, and a set of specialized programs — including an exclusive bachelor’s degree for Special Operations Forces operators and an NSA/DHS-designated cybersecurity program — that no large online-enrollment university can replicate without the same institutional DNA.

Norwich University Online operates through the College of Graduate and Continuing Studies and offers 50-plus programs at undergraduate and graduate levels, all 100 percent online, with 11-week course formats delivered one course at a time. The per-credit rate for graduate programs ranges from approximately $599 to $799 at standard rates, with a $550 per credit rate available to military personnel, veterans, first responders, and select federal agency employees. This is not a low-cost online university. It is a premium private nonprofit with NECHE regional accreditation and a specific institutional identity that produces outsized value for a well-defined student population. Understanding who that population is and whether it includes you is the central question this review answers.

Quick Facts	Norwich University Online
Location	Northfield, Vermont (main campus); all online programs delivered remotely through Norwich University Online
Founded	1819 by Captain Alden Partridge; nation’s oldest private military college; birthplace of ROTC
Institutional type	Private, nonprofit; military heritage university
Institutional accreditation	New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE); same accreditor as Harvard, MIT, Yale, Boston University, and SNHU
Total enrollment	~3,149 total; ~995 exclusively online students; ~410 in some online coursework
Online delivery format	100% online; 11-week courses; one course at a time; cohort-based progression; 50+ programs
Graduate standard per-credit	$599-$799/credit (varies by program; e.g., MS Cybersecurity $550-$799; MA Defense Policy $599-$698)
Military/veteran/first responder/federal agency graduate rate	$550/credit — up to 33% off standard rate; available to active duty, Guard, Reserve, military spouses, veterans, first responders, select federal agency personnel
Military UG tuition rate	$250/credit — at the DoD Tuition Assistance rate ceiling; up to 90 credits transferable from military training
Key programmatic accreditations	ACBSP (MBA); PMI GAC (Project Management concentration in MBA); CCNE (BSN nursing and MSN + post-graduate APRN certificate); NSA/DHS Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (cybersecurity programs)
11-week course format	Courses are 11 weeks long; students take one course at a time; designed for working adults; typical master’s completion ~18 months
Special programs	BS Strategic Studies and Defense Analysis: exclusive to Special Operations Forces (SOF) members; JSOU partnership for SOF transfer credits; Berlin summer immersive (2026) for defense policy/diplomacy/IR students
Military transfer credits	Up to 90 UG credits from prior education/military training; up to 12 graduate credits from military training and prior coursework
Additional fees (grad)	Library and Technology: $375/term; Norwich ACCESS: $22/credit; Thesis: $1,000 (diplomacy, military history, history); Clinical: $600/clinical course (MSN-NP); Portfolio: $50 (diplomacy, IR)
Federal financial aid	Title IV eligible; GI Bill; Yellow Ribbon Program; DoD TA accepted; VA compliant
Undergrad non-military	Norwich Online explicitly notes it does not require military affiliation; programs serve diverse students though military identity is central

What Is Norwich University Online?

Norwich University carries a level of institutional heritage that most online universities can only approximate. Founded the year after the War of 1812 by a former Army officer who believed America needed a rigorous educational institution to produce citizen-soldiers capable of defending the republic, Norwich University has spent 200-plus years building exactly that. The Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, now present at more than 1,700 universities across the country, was invented at Norwich. The university produced generals, senators, intelligence professionals, cybersecurity architects, and foreign service officers. The Corps of Cadets on the Northfield campus remains one of the largest military college programs in the country.

Norwich University Online is the institutional extension of that heritage into the working-adult education market. The College of Graduate and Continuing Studies delivers programs across diplomacy, international relations, military history, cybersecurity, leadership, nursing, business, and national security to approximately 1,400 students studying online. The student body is a mix of active duty military personnel, veterans, first responders, government professionals, and civilians who want the institutional credibility and specialized curriculum that Norwich’s heritage produces — without requiring enrollment in the on-campus cadet program.

The 11-week, one-course-at-a-time format is a deliberate structural choice designed for the military student who may deploy mid-program. A student who takes one 11-week course at a time can stop, deploy, and restart without the compounding scheduling chaos of juggling multiple simultaneous courses. The format also produces more focused academic engagement — instructors report that single-course students bring more depth to each course than students spreading attention across concurrent classes. The trade-off is that the format moves linearly: a student cannot accelerate by taking multiple simultaneous courses the way some programs allow.

Norwich explicitly states on its website that students do not need to be military or in ROTC to enroll in online programs. The programs serve diverse students. The programs are, however, built around a military and national security intellectual framework that permeates the curriculum, faculty selection, and community culture. A civilian student enrolled in Norwich’s MS in Cybersecurity will study alongside active duty cyber professionals; a student in the MA in International Relations will have classmates in the State Department and intelligence agencies. This is a genuinely different peer environment than most online universities provide, and for the right student it is an asset.

Accreditation: NECHE and the Programmatic Portfolio

Norwich holds NECHE regional accreditation — the same body that accredits Harvard University, MIT, Yale University, Boston University, Dartmouth College, and Southern New Hampshire University. NECHE is one of the six remaining historically recognized regional accreditors (the seventh, ACCJC, covers community colleges in the western states) and carries the full weight of regional institutional accreditation for credit transferability, federal aid eligibility, and employer recognition.

Program Area	Accrediting Body / Designation	Programs Covered	Career Significance
MBA (Project Management concentration)	ACBSP (institutional business accreditation) + PMI Global Accreditation Center (GAC) for Project Management concentration specifically	MBA; Project Management concentration within MBA	ACBSP covers the MBA broadly; PMI GAC is a specialized quality designation for PM education recognized by the Project Management Institute; validates PM curriculum against PMI standards
Nursing (BSN)	Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)	Baccalaureate degree program in nursing (BSN)	CCNE BSN accreditation; supports NCLEX eligibility and employer recognition; required for many hospital employers and graduate nursing admissions
Nursing (MSN and post-graduate APRN certificate)	Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)	Master of Science in Nursing (all tracks: Nurse Educator, Nurse Practitioner, Healthcare Systems Leadership) and post-graduate APRN certificate program	CCNE MSN and APRN certificate; APRN certification examination eligibility often requires CCNE or ACEN accreditation; critical for NP licensure pathway
Cybersecurity programs	NSA/DHS Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) designation	BS Cybersecurity; MS Cybersecurity; related certificate programs	CAE-CD is a federal government quality designation requiring rigorous curriculum review; valued by government agencies (NSA, DHS, DoD, CIA), defense contractors, and federal civilian employers for cybersecurity hiring; not a traditional programmatic accreditor but carries significant employer recognition weight in the national security and defense sectors
Project Management (standalone)	PMI Global Accreditation Center (GAC) — also applies to PM certificate programs	Project Management concentration and certificates	PMI GAC designation recognized by employers specifically requiring PMI-aligned education; complements PMP certification pathway

The NSA/DHS CAE-CD designation warrants explanation because it is not widely understood outside the defense and intelligence hiring community. The Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense designation is granted by the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security jointly to institutions whose cybersecurity programs meet specific federal curriculum requirements. To receive the designation, institutions must demonstrate that their cybersecurity curriculum covers the knowledge units defined in the national CAE cybersecurity curriculum framework, that faculty meet qualification standards, and that the institution supports a cybersecurity research and education mission. Norwich passed these rigorous requirements.

In practical hiring terms, the CAE-CD designation is a recognized quality signal at federal agencies, defense contractors, and military cyber commands that actively recruit from CAE-designated programs. It is not ABET programmatic accreditation and it does not carry the same weight with private sector employers who do not have specific federal hiring frameworks. But for students targeting NSA, DHS, Cyber Command, DoD contracting firms, and federal civilian cybersecurity roles, the CAE-CD designation at Norwich is a meaningful differentiator that most private online universities cannot offer.

The CCNE dual accreditation for both the BSN and the MSN/APRN certificate is a significant nursing credential. Many nursing graduate programs accept only CCNE or ACEN-accredited BSN graduates for admission. The APRN post-graduate certificate accreditation matters specifically because APRN certification examinations generally require graduation from a CCNE- or ACEN-accredited program. Norwich’s CCNE coverage at both levels creates a coherent BSN-to-MSN-to-APRN pathway for nursing professionals.

For a full guide to CCNE and ACEN nursing accreditation and the APRN licensure pathway, see: Healthcare Administration Degrees Online: Your Complete Guide

Programs: Where Norwich’s Institutional Heritage Produces Genuine Differentiation

National Security, Intelligence, and Strategic Studies

Norwich’s national security and strategic studies programs are the most institutionally distinctive offerings in its online catalog. The MA in Strategic Studies, the MA in International Relations, the MA in Diplomacy, and the undergraduate BS in National Security Studies are taught by faculty with real operational experience in intelligence, diplomacy, and military strategy. These are not academic programs taught by historians and political scientists at a remove from the field. They are programs where a significant proportion of faculty have served in the roles the programs train students to fill.

The MA in Defense Policy is one of very few master’s-level programs specifically focused on defense policy analysis in the country. A summer 2026 Berlin immersive experience in partnership with Helmut Schmidt University, covering strategic leadership in complex global environments and the growing threat of disinformation to global security, represents the kind of applied international engagement that online programs rarely offer. The Berlin experience carries a $3,500 additional fee but can substitute for a capstone or count as an elective for eligible students in the MA in Defense Policy, MA in Diplomacy, and MA in International Relations.

The BS in Strategic Studies and Defense Analysis is available exclusively to members of the Special Operations Forces community — operators and enablers with JSOU (Joint Special Operations University) training backgrounds. This is a program built specifically around the training and experience profile of SOF personnel and the career transition needs of operators moving into advisory, analytical, or private sector leadership roles. JSOU coursework transfers in, reducing total remaining credits and allowing completion within roughly a year for qualifying students.

Cybersecurity (NSA/DHS CAE-CD Designated)

The BS in Cybersecurity and the MS in Cybersecurity are Norwich’s highest-enrollment online programs and its most commercially competitive in the general online market. The NSA/DHS CAE-CD designation, the 11-week single-course format designed for professionals already working in the field, and the military-grade faculty network give Norwich’s cybersecurity programs a specific credibility in the defense and national security hiring pipeline that generic cybersecurity degrees cannot match.

The MS in Cybersecurity at $550 to $799 per credit (military rate $550) is priced at the upper end of the online cybersecurity master’s market. Bellevue University’s HLC-accredited MS in Cybersecurity at approximately $649 to $660 per credit and WGU’s competency-based cybersecurity degrees at flat rates are less expensive. The price differential is justified for students whose career targets include federal agency, DoD, or defense contractor roles where the CAE-CD designation carries weight. It is less justified for students targeting private sector cybersecurity roles where NECHE institutional accreditation, faculty credentials, and demonstrated skills matter more than the CAE-CD designation.

The BLS projects 33 percent growth for information security analysts through 2033 at a $120,360 median — the strongest major occupational growth in the current forecast period. Norwich’s cybersecurity programs address this demand with a curriculum that active military cyber professionals have described as directly applicable to operational roles.

MBA (ACBSP + PMI GAC Project Management)

The ACBSP-accredited MBA is Norwich’s primary business credential and is structured around a cohort model that progresses students through the program together. MBA concentrations include Project Management (with the PMI GAC distinction), Supply Chain Management and Logistics, Leadership, Healthcare Management, Information Security Management, Business Analytics, and General Business. The cohort format builds peer networks across the program, which Norwich explicitly positions as a career asset — an MBA cohort that includes military officers, government analysts, and industry professionals provides a more career-relevant peer network than a purely academic cohort.

The PMI Global Accreditation Center designation for the Project Management concentration is an additional quality signal for students specifically targeting PM careers. While not as widely recognized as the PMP certification itself, PMI GAC accreditation signals that the PM curriculum aligns with PMI’s Talent Triangle and project management competency framework. For students who plan to sit for the PMP exam after their MBA, the GAC-designated program provides documented educational preparation.

The BLS projects management occupations adding more than 1.1 million positions through 2032 at a $116,060 median. For working professionals in military, government, and defense sectors seeking an MBA from a NECHE-accredited institution with strong institutional brand recognition in those communities, Norwich’s ACBSP MBA is a reasonable choice at the $550/credit military rate. At standard rates of $599 to $799/credit, the total MBA cost without military discount runs approximately $21,564 to $28,764 for a 36-credit program — meaningfully higher than SNHU (~$22,932), Concordia Chicago (~$27,261), or Bellevue University (~$23,364 to $25,740). Students without military/veteran/first responder status should compare carefully against those alternatives.

Nursing (CCNE: BSN and MSN/APRN)

Norwich’s CCNE-accredited nursing programs include an online BSN, an online RN-to-BSN bridge, and an online MSN with three tracks: Nurse Educator, Nurse Practitioner, and Healthcare Systems Leadership. A post-graduate APRN certificate program is also CCNE-accredited. The concurrent enrollment pathway allows RN-to-BSN students to begin MSN coursework simultaneously, with up to 12 shared credits accelerating the combined program.

The MSN Nurse Practitioner track carries a $600 per clinical course clinical fee and a $200 one-time subscription service fee for licensure and clinical placement recordkeeping, plus potential additional background check costs. These are in addition to the standard per-credit rate and the $375/term library and technology fee. Students should calculate total program cost including all fees before comparing Norwich’s nursing program cost against alternatives.

The BLS projects 46 percent growth for nurse practitioners at a $126,260 median — the strongest growth rate among major healthcare occupations. CCNE accreditation for the NP track is essential: most NP certification examination boards require graduation from a CCNE- or ACEN-accredited program, and most hospital employers require or strongly prefer CCNE or ACEN accreditation for hiring.

For a complete guide to online nursing program accreditation and the NP licensure pathway, see: Healthcare Administration Degrees Online: Your Complete Guide

History and Military History

The MA in History and MA in Military History are among the most specialized humanistic graduate programs available online from a regionally accredited institution. These are not programs primarily focused on career advancement in the conventional sense — the BLS median for archivists and historians is $65,330, and academic positions in history are highly competitive. They are programs for professionals and lifelong learners who want deep, rigorous engagement with historical methods and military historical content specifically, taught by faculty with recognized scholarly credentials in military history.

For military professionals who want to understand the historical context of the operations they conduct and the institutions they serve, for defense policy analysts who need historical perspective, and for educators and public historians who want a rigorous online credential, these programs offer something genuinely rare in the online market. The $1,000 thesis fee for students pursuing the thesis option is the only material additional cost beyond standard per-credit rates.

BLS Career Outcomes by Norwich Online Program Area

Program Area	Representative Career Role	BLS Median Wage (2023)	10-Yr Projection	Norwich-Specific Note
BS/MS Cybersecurity (CAE-CD)	Information Security Analyst / Cybersecurity Engineer / Cyber Defense Analyst	$120,360	+33%	NSA/DHS CAE-CD designation; strongest BLS growth in Norwich catalog; $550/cr (military) to $799/cr (standard); federal/defense hiring differentiation
MBA (ACBSP + PMI GAC PM concentration)	Operations Manager / Project Manager / Management Analyst	$101,280 / $98,580 / $99,400	+5-9%	ACBSP; PMI GAC PM concentration; cohort format; $550/cr military; ~$21,500-$28,800 total at 36 credits
MA Strategic Studies / Defense Policy	Intelligence Analyst / Defense Policy Advisor / Strategic Planner	$103,890 (general intel analyst)	Stable-growing	Rare program nationally; military/government faculty; Berlin immersive option 2026; JSOU SOF pathways
MA International Relations / Diplomacy	Foreign Service Officer / Political Analyst / International Affairs Specialist	$103,890 / $87,610	+4-6%	Strong faculty network in State Dept and foreign policy; Berlin immersive 2026; portfolio fee $50
MA/BS Military History / History	Historian / Archivist / Defense Analyst / Educator	$65,330	+5%	Rare online specialization; thesis option available ($1,000 fee); lifelong learning and professional development as much as career credential
BS National Security Studies	Intelligence Analyst / Homeland Security Specialist / Law Enforcement	$103,890 / $68,840	Stable-growing	NECHE accreditation; national security curriculum; military-to-civilian transition pipeline
BS Strategic Studies and Defense Analysis	SOF Advisor / Defense Consultant / Intelligence Professional	$103,890	Stable-growing	Exclusive to SOF members; JSOU credit transfer; designed for military-to-civilian or advanced military career transition
MSN — Nurse Practitioner (CCNE)	Nurse Practitioner (NP)	$126,260	+46%	CCNE; strongest BLS growth in Norwich nursing catalog; clinical fee $600/clinical course; APRN certification exam eligibility requires CCNE
MSN — Nurse Educator / Healthcare Systems Leadership (CCNE)	Nurse Educator / Healthcare Administrator / CNO	$86,070 / $110,680	+6%/+28%	CCNE; concurrent RN-to-BSN to MSN pathway with 12 shared credits; Healthcare Systems Leadership strong career signal
MPA / Master of Accounting / MS Criminal Justice / MS Leadership	Government Administrator / Accountant / Criminal Justice Manager / Organizational Leader	$130,000+ / $79,880 / $68,840 / $116,060	+4-11%	NECHE institutional accreditation; program-specific accreditation varies; broad professional graduate catalog

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook and Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, 2023-24 Edition.

The nurse practitioner growth projection of 46 percent is the single strongest career signal in Norwich’s entire catalog, and the CCNE accreditation on both the MSN and the post-graduate APRN certificate makes this Norwich’s most directly career-consequential programmatic accreditation for most working adults. Cybersecurity’s 33 percent growth is the second strongest, and the CAE-CD designation makes Norwich’s cybersecurity programs specifically advantaged in the federal hiring pipeline for that field.

Tuition in Context: What Norwich Costs and For Whom It Makes Sense

Cost Comparison (Online Grad)	Norwich (military, $550/cr)	Norwich (standard, ~$699/cr avg)	Bellevue ($649-660/cr)	SNHU ($637/cr)	TUW ($500/cr)
Per-credit rate (grad)	$550 (military/veteran/FR/federal)	~$599-$799 (varies by program)	~$649-$660	~$637	$500
MBA total (36 credits, est.)	~$19,800 at $550	~$21,564-$28,764	~$23,364-$25,740	~$22,932	~$18,000
Cybersecurity MS total (36 cr)	~$19,800 at $550	~$19,800-$28,764 (range)	~$23,364 at $649	N/A	N/A
Business accreditation	ACBSP + PMI GAC (PM)	ACBSP + PMI GAC (PM)	IACBE	ACBSP (some)	ACBSP
Nursing accreditation (MSN)	CCNE	CCNE	No MSN	No MSN (CCNE BSN)	No MSN
Cybersecurity federal designation	NSA/DHS CAE-CD	NSA/DHS CAE-CD	Not confirmed	Not confirmed	N/A
NECHE accreditation?	Yes	Yes	No (HLC)	No (NECHE)	No (WSCUC)
Institutional heritage	200+ year military college; ROTC birthplace	200+ year military college	Founded 1966; military-focused	Founded 1932	Founded as online arm
Military discount available?	Yes ($550/cr grad, $250/cr UG)	No discount applies	UG $250/cr only	Military rates	$400/cr standard UG

 

The cost comparison illustrates Norwich’s market position clearly. For military-affiliated students using the $550/credit graduate rate, Norwich is cost-competitive with Bellevue and SNHU while delivering a substantially different institutional identity, the CAE-CD cybersecurity designation, and the CCNE nursing accreditation that those institutions do not provide. For non-military students at standard rates of $599 to $799/credit, Norwich is the most expensive option in the comparison — justified only by the specific institutional credentials and peer community that the standard-rate programs deliver, which many non-military civilians do not specifically need.

Students at standard rates who are choosing Norwich for business programs without specific need for the military heritage identity should compare SNHU and Bellevue carefully. Students at standard rates who are choosing Norwich for cybersecurity specifically because of the CAE-CD designation and the federal hiring pipeline it opens are making a defensible premium choice. Students at military rates choosing Norwich for any program in the catalog are accessing NECHE institutional accreditation, ACBSP business, CCNE nursing, and CAE-CD cybersecurity at a competitive per-credit rate — a combination that justifies the institutional premium.

For a complete framework for comparing online program costs and accreditation before enrolling, see: How Much Should You Borrow for an Online Degree?

Who Norwich University Online Is Best Suited For

Students Most Likely to Thrive at Norwich Online

• Active duty military, veterans, first responders, and select federal agency employees who qualify for the $550/credit graduate rate and want NECHE-accredited programs from an institution whose 200-year military heritage is genuinely embedded in faculty, curriculum, and peer community — not performed as a marketing identity.
• SOF operators and enablers who meet the eligibility criteria for the exclusive BS in Strategic Studies and Defense Analysis, particularly those with JSOU coursework who can complete the degree in approximately one year with minimal remaining credits after transfer.
• Cybersecurity professionals targeting federal agency, DoD, intelligence community, and defense contractor careers where the NSA/DHS CAE-CD designation carries specific credibility that NECHE institutional accreditation alone does not produce.
• Nursing professionals pursuing the CCNE-accredited MSN Nurse Practitioner track, particularly those who want a NECHE-accredited institution with strong institutional reputation and a concurrent RN-to-BSN to MSN pathway that shares up to 12 credits.
• Defense policy analysts, foreign service professionals, intelligence officers, and international affairs professionals who want the MA in Diplomacy, MA in International Relations, or MA in Defense Policy from an institution whose faculty network includes people who have held the roles the programs train students to fill.
• Military historians and professional students who want the MA in Military History or MA in History from an institution with genuine scholarly depth in military history rather than a generalist history program with military content added as a marketing feature.

 

Students Who May Want to Consider Other Options

• Non-military civilians at standard tuition rates seeking an online MBA who are comparing Norwich against SNHU, Bellevue, Concordia Chicago, or TUW. At $599-$799/credit without military discount, Norwich is the most expensive of these alternatives. The institutional identity and peer community value is real for some civilian students — but it should be explicitly weighed against the $5,000-$10,000 premium over comparable NECHE, HLC, or WSCUC-accredited alternatives.
• Students who want the lowest cost per credit for cybersecurity credentials and whose career targets are private sector rather than federal. Bellevue at $649/credit and WGU at flat rate offer HLC-accredited cybersecurity credentials at lower total program cost without the CAE-CD federal designation premium.
• Students seeking AACSB business accreditation for elite consulting, investment banking, or Fortune 500 management pipelines. Norwich’s ACBSP MBA is appropriate for most business career paths but does not carry AACSB’s weight in those specific pipelines. SNHU at Penn State World Campus, the University of Illinois Gies iMBA, and Indiana University Kelley Direct are the appropriate alternatives.
• Students who want the broadest online program catalog at the lowest per-credit rate and for whom Norwich’s specific programmatic strengths — military history, defense policy, SOF programs, federal cybersecurity, CCNE nursing — are not specifically relevant to their career target. SNHU and WGU provide broader program breadth at lower cost for students whose goals do not align with Norwich’s institutional specializations.

For guidance on evaluating whether a premium-rate online institution is justified for your specific career target, see: The Biggest Mistakes Adults Make When Choosing an Online Degree

Final Assessment

Norwich University Online is an institution with a genuinely distinctive identity that is not available elsewhere in the online university market. America’s oldest private military college, the birthplace of ROTC, NECHE-accredited, with an NSA/DHS CAE-CD cybersecurity designation, CCNE nursing at both BSN and MSN levels, exclusive SOF programs, and a 200-plus-year tradition of producing leaders in military, government, and national security careers — these are not interchangeable features that another institution can replicate by adding a military marketing page to a generic online catalog.

The per-credit rate of $550 for military-affiliated students is competitive in the premium private nonprofit online market and delivers meaningful value for the credential it produces in federal and defense hiring contexts. The standard rate of $599 to $799 for non-military students requires explicit evaluation against the alternatives, with the justification shifting from cost efficiency to institutional identity and specific career targeting.

The right student for Norwich Online knows exactly why they are choosing Norwich specifically: they are military or veteran-affiliated and value the peer community and institutional heritage; they are targeting a federal or defense cybersecurity role and want the CAE-CD credential weight; they are a nurse practitioner student who needs CCNE accreditation and wants a NECHE institution; or they are a defense professional who wants depth in diplomacy, international relations, or strategic studies from faculty who have done the work. Students who are none of these things should run the cost comparison before enrolling.

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