This is like a guaranteed way to graduate college Discipline, physical capability, confidence building Turning boys to men and girls to women Better then cheap colleges that worry about emotions
@@ianramoscardenas4507 I'm also active duty. These are military cadets at a military 4-year college. Once they graduate, most will be commissioned as officers. Doing 4 years of academics while also having to adhere to a strict military regimen is far more difficult than a brief boot camp will ever be.
Not sure why some negative comments. Most at this school commission and become successful military leaders. Others pay for school just like everyone else but leave with leadership and other skills and confidence that they can not learn from other universities.
Military leaderhip is not thesame as civvy. When young officers go into the military, they have NCOs as a buffer between them and the ORs. Some youngter out of that unie, going into a civvy career, trying to act like an officer, than a manager, will cause feck ups.
Well, they’re selling their bodies and souls to a corporate run country that doesn’t care about them under the guise of patriotism. You can learn leadership and confidence whether you go to school of any kind or not. They also look like dweebs.
@@oksowhat Some kid coming out all spit and polish, and no NCO to put them in there place, hold the leash, until they can walk by them selfs I hope they are taught the difference between civvy teams and a military unit.
I got to visit and meet some of the people in this video at FLC and they all had some of the biggest impacts on me in my life so far. The guys I did FLC with are some of the closest friends I made and I was only with them for 9 days.
Lmao at the haters. If you want to judge an institution, look at the graduates. Norwich grads have served God, County, and Mankind with honor and distinction. This is what matters. This is how Institutions measure their success. ESSAYONS
To everyone criticizing and screaming about how back in their day. Just chill. It’s ROTC not BCT. It looks like OCS but less intense, which makes sense because image 4 years(8 semesters) of an OCS or a BCT environment. Chill, they have a program that’s been continuous for 200 years, I think they know what they’re doing. At the end they will still have butter bars that need to be taught everything once they go into the big army, literally the same as West Point but without the west point ego, and we all know how fast west point egos deflate once they encounter Pvt snuffy who came from the hood and can’t be bothered to do his job because it was go to jail or go to war 😂
@somedudelmao4538 thats literally what most of us do. Video doesn't mention it but we have one of the best programs in the country (at least Army wise). Going to Norwich and doing ROTC is a better option than going to OCS, because OCS gets the bottom of the barrel when it comes to assignments, and Norwich is better suited to prepare cadets to go in both as officers and enlisted men and women of the US Military.
I did my first year there then enlisted...honestly basic was stupid easy for me after that!!! Even got Distinguished Honor Grad...ended up Airborne and Pathfinder Qualified as a squad leader 6 yrs later!!!
My name’s Andrew White. I started football for two years, and I’ve done rookdom for Norwich twice-yeah, twice. It wasn’t some walk in the park. People think it’s all just show up and play, but rookdom was a grind, and Norwich doesn’t make it any easier. If you haven’t been through it, you don’t know what it’s really like.
@hanks_2210 It has happened, lots of different reasons. Sometimes it was a bad time for people to try and join the Corps. It happens sadly, but people still try.
Why joining in the first place if it's garbage? There are many military training camps or colleguas in the world where you are threated more human than this.
@@ak9989 Navy Sailor, this gotta be the biggest waste of time ever. Might as well go to basic. It’s a waste of money for something kids can get for free going a different route
Yo a lot of big talk in this comment section for people who are too weak to do it. I get it, 50K is a lot of money, but most of us have ROTC scholarships, and I can attest that the officers that this school produce are the finest in the US.
This is kind of a scam considering how the United States Air Force trains you to be a leader in BMT. After that there's nothing but promotions to become an officer in every AFSC if you qualify.
No wonder everyone clowning this vid they only be showing 2nd batt. As much as I love Culp they picked like the most random mfers to interview too. Where are any of the juniors in this shit? They the ones doing 95% of the actual trainings with the rooks.
I get what you’re saying and agree to an extent. But let’s not forget that the 2 Fox seniors they showed were cadre last year. So they know what they’re talking about.
Those who are calling these men and women "LARPers" and insulting their dedication to this program, you simply do not get it. As a graduate of this institution and an Active Duty Air Force Officer, I can promise you that the reasons these individuals choose to come here are so much deeper than to "play soldier". They seek challenge. They seek a unique college experience. They seek camaraderie. And as someone who spent four years here, I can guarantee you they will find it and they will grow as individuals, and as the finest Officers the armed forces have.
$62k a year to do ROTC that you can do a lot cheaper in a lot of state schools. And you get to have a worse time than those. I never understood the draw of these places; Norwich, Citadel, and the like Academy without the main benefits of coming out of an academy.
The alumni connections are HUGE. VMI and The Citadel in particular have alumni networks that allow you to succeed in business and industry after your military service. I did ROTC at Arizona. I got the same commission as a Norwich grad, but after leaving AD I couldn't pick up the phone and land an interview just because of my school.
@@kevinm.8682 that makes sense, thanks for that perspective. I still don’t think I would have went that direction for school but now that you know that would you have gone to VMI or Citadel to commission?
Yea it's a bit much, but their cyber and intelligence programs are great, and the school serves a pipeline to federal agencies (non military agencies). So there are some pretty neat career prospects for cadets who don't commission into the actual military.
@@rjmurp1115 as someone commissioning next year, had buddies go to Citadel and VMI and bring back their experiences, I'm glad I didn't go to either. Places are literal prisons, and generally don't seem to prepare you well for life after a military career should you choose to go down that road.
I truly don't understand the point of these schools. You are paying ridiculous amounts of money to get yelled at by civilians who are just further into their schooling. If you then go onto join the military, yes, the discipline & military customs will help initially, basic training would have taught you that anyway.
@@Discipleofthelordandjesus you can say that about literally any SMC. Your point? Even West Point cadets have told people they’d rather have gone to Norwich than West Point (from the horses mouth).
15:13 “working on a way to have 2 phone calls” what? 😂😂 do they gotta have a 2/3 majority US Senate vote just to allow these dudes to call both mommy and daddy on a Sunday?
Let me help the smooth brains in the comment section. Yes you can go directly in the military if you want.. or you can go NG and scholarship to commission and 20+yr career. OR you can pay with loans and work civilian after. All come with benefits, Norwich has a strong alumni bond and general character building benefits. A lot of people going through have federal (fbi, nsa, etc) scholarships. Giving them direct LE employment immediately after. As LE myself this school has helped me immensely, making money and bettering myself. The friends along the way were an added benefit. Now I’ll get off my podium and allow you cucks to rage on in the comments 😂
(timestamp 13:02) Yea simply jogging won't cut it. If you want to prepare for sessions like that (which can never be a true 100%), doing anaerobic routines and High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) will go much better.
Seems strange to most people, but I'm sure there's a small percentage that this is a positive experience for. I'm sure most people wouldn't enjoy going to the Christian university I went to, but it was amazing for me.
Damn I went here for only 1 year in 2020 got recognized in march 2021 and in all honesty that was one of the worst times in my life and everyday I was there was just pure pain. But it was also one of the best times in a weird way too 😂
Who the hell is paying private tuition of 47K a year? Rich mommy and daddy ? Please don’t tell me they’re taking out student loans for this shit school
47k a year?!? I've seen this channel's videos about Day 0 at the army, navy, marines and air force and the recruits there don't look this soft and out of shape. This must be military school in easy mode because mommy and daddy can complain and threaten to pull out their sweet money if things get tough.
I mean did you even listen to the video? There’s hazing laws in the state that are strictly enforced. As a graduate I saw plenty of people expelled and legally charged for hazing. This isn’t the 1970s anymore, we can’t do shark attacks and a bunch of other old traditions because you will be prosecuted. Also 47k is the case for maybe 5% of the school. Anyone with a heartbeat usually gets the provost scholarship which is around 25k off tuition. Then if you have a ROTC scholarship that covers rest of tuition + room and board. Not to mention the $400+ a month stipend you get. Maybe do you’re research next time before commenting dumb stuff
“Bootcamp” at college. BOOTCAMP for those going to serve their country where the stakes are real and the mission is life or death. Cosplay only goes so far.
Also, norwich students and staff go out of their way to not call rookdom bootcamp or the cadre drill instructors. It’s an important delineation we try to make, I think BI just put it in the name so they could put it in a playlist with the others. But it’s something different entirely, with some similar aspects.
@@ak9989Lol not how it works. A select few get to commission . If you have a class of 500-600 only 120 max will receive a commission 80 of those being active duty the rest being reserve or guard component.
Senior military college* not an academy. Also 90% of the hockey team is apart of the civilian population (just go to college and don’t do the corps of cadets and ROTC)
My friend (she’s in the video) got a full ride scholarship. Not everyone has that but the two people I know who went both went on scholarships. Hope this helps!
Looks pretty chill, it’s ROTC not BCT. It looks like OCS but less intense, which makes sense because image 4 years(8 semesters) of an OCS or a BCT environment. Chill, they have a program that’s been continuous for 200 years, I think they know what they’re doing. At the end they will still have butter bars that need to be taught everything once they go into the big army
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Yeah that’s why we’ve had multiple 3-4 star generals, been ranked #1 army rotc in the country multiple times, and are nationally recognized for having one of the best cyber and criminal justice programs. Sounds like you’re not even in the military because anyone that I’ve ever talked to in the military has mentioned knowing someone from Norwich and only having good things to say about them. Typically the answer is “they’re humble and not cocky like West Point grads”. Good try tho Nicholas.
"we make them look good so they won't get yelled at", that was sweet!
A private military college with 200+ years of history. Interesting concept and good quality education.
Paying 40K a year to get yelled at is outrageous. I get the same treatment from my mom for free.
Don’t even pay a fraction of that
Maybe it the way for parents keep their children out of drugs and alcohol
Here I can see straight discipline
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70k*
This is insane. I pay 70k to be treated like garbage.
This is like a guaranteed way to graduate college
Discipline, physical capability, confidence building
Turning boys to men and girls to women
Better then cheap colleges that worry about emotions
This is way tougher than just going to a normal university and getting a degree.
These “students” are being trained to kill. Don’t confuse them with students. These are soldiers.
Just join the Army and get yelled at for free……and they’ll pay for your education too 😂
Fr, I’m an active duty marine, I look at this and see no real discipline, no sense of urgency, responsibility or respect whatsoever. Too soft
@@ianramoscardenas4507 I'm also active duty. These are military cadets at a military 4-year college. Once they graduate, most will be commissioned as officers. Doing 4 years of academics while also having to adhere to a strict military regimen is far more difficult than a brief boot camp will ever be.
Everyone is focusing on the tuition like most of the students don’t have large scholarships or service branch contracts with full rides 🤦🏻♂️
Not sure why some negative comments. Most at this school commission and become successful military leaders. Others pay for school just like everyone else but leave with leadership and other skills and confidence that they can not learn from other universities.
Military leaderhip is not thesame as civvy.
When young officers go into the military, they have NCOs as a buffer between them and the ORs.
Some youngter out of that unie, going into a civvy career, trying to act like an officer, than a manager, will cause feck ups.
Well, they’re selling their bodies and souls to a corporate run country that doesn’t care about them under the guise of patriotism. You can learn leadership and confidence whether you go to school of any kind or not. They also look like dweebs.
@@tonycavanagh1929 this college is also not like west point, as they said, they for sure will have some mechanism to make them adapt to civ life.
@@oksowhat Some kid coming out all spit and polish, and no NCO to put them in there place, hold the leash, until they can walk by them selfs
I hope they are taught the difference between civvy teams and a military unit.
@@tonycavanagh1929 true
Class of 2000…changed my life, made me who I am today! NU forever!! ESSYONS!
I got to visit and meet some of the people in this video at FLC and they all had some of the biggest impacts on me in my life so far. The guys I did FLC with are some of the closest friends I made and I was only with them for 9 days.
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you were session 2 right?
yo no way
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Good on them I was in the army for 6 years enlisted and wish when I was younger I had the opportunity to do this.
Lmao at the haters.
If you want to judge an institution, look at the graduates.
Norwich grads have served God, County, and Mankind with honor and distinction. This is what matters. This is how Institutions measure their success.
ESSAYONS
Shout out to all the Norwich Cadre. They have a lot to do, and they deserve all the respect.
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To everyone criticizing and screaming about how back in their day. Just chill.
It’s ROTC not BCT.
It looks like OCS but less intense, which makes sense because image 4 years(8 semesters) of an OCS or a BCT environment. Chill, they have a program that’s been continuous for 200 years, I think they know what they’re doing. At the end they will still have butter bars that need to be taught everything once they go into the big army, literally the same as West Point but without the west point ego, and we all know how fast west point egos deflate once they encounter Pvt snuffy who came from the hood and can’t be bothered to do his job because it was go to jail or go to war 😂
would much rather go through a normal university and just join OCS than deal with 4 years of this BS : ^)
@@chariot7421 better yet do ROTC while getting your degree so when you graduate you commission and get your bachelors degree but to each their own ig
@somedudelmao4538 thats literally what most of us do. Video doesn't mention it but we have one of the best programs in the country (at least Army wise). Going to Norwich and doing ROTC is a better option than going to OCS, because OCS gets the bottom of the barrel when it comes to assignments, and Norwich is better suited to prepare cadets to go in both as officers and enlisted men and women of the US Military.
Class of 76. Something’s have changed since my Rook year but the mission remains the. Welcome to the Norwich family
Norwich Forever, coming here gave me all sorts of opportunities I would’ve never had going anywhere else!
I went to basic with a couple guys that went to military schools and they were far ahead of everyone else.
I did my first year there then enlisted...honestly basic was stupid easy for me after that!!! Even got Distinguished Honor Grad...ended up Airborne and Pathfinder Qualified as a squad leader 6 yrs later!!!
My name’s Andrew White. I started football for two years, and I’ve done rookdom for Norwich twice-yeah, twice. It wasn’t some walk in the park. People think it’s all just show up and play, but rookdom was a grind, and Norwich doesn’t make it any easier. If you haven’t been through it, you don’t know what it’s really like.
How the hell did you wind up repeating rookdom? Genuinely curious
@hanks_2210 It has happened, lots of different reasons. Sometimes it was a bad time for people to try and join the Corps. It happens sadly, but people still try.
Why joining in the first place if it's garbage? There are many military training camps or colleguas in the world where you are threated more human than this.
@@hanks_2210 Hey Hank, if you have a problem with me say it to my face!
@@ben-taobeneton3945I joined because I wanted to be a leader! And make a difference!
I always thought that any military advertising must inspire potential participants, but not depress them.
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Im a 23 year us army combat vet at least these kids are doing something unlike the losers who comment that cant get into the military
Oh you are 23! I am sure we should hear what you have to say. Please share your wisdom child.
@@ak9989 Navy Sailor, this gotta be the biggest waste of time ever. Might as well go to basic. It’s a waste of money for something kids can get for free going a different route
@@DrSteth I'm pretty certain he meant 23 years in the military, not 23 years old…
So, i'm a loser since I didn't get into the military? I went to college instead. Screw you.
@@DrSteth He said 23 years in the army lil bro.
Yo a lot of big talk in this comment section for people who are too weak to do it. I get it, 50K is a lot of money, but most of us have ROTC scholarships, and I can attest that the officers that this school produce are the finest in the US.
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I'm in the Canadian army and the training in this video is a joke.
This is kind of a scam considering how the United States Air Force trains you to be a leader in BMT. After that there's nothing but promotions to become an officer in every AFSC if you qualify.
Also a lot of career services and fairs for the federal agencies...
No wonder everyone clowning this vid they only be showing 2nd batt. As much as I love Culp they picked like the most random mfers to interview too. Where are any of the juniors in this shit? They the ones doing 95% of the actual trainings with the rooks.
I get what you’re saying and agree to an extent. But let’s not forget that the 2 Fox seniors they showed were cadre last year. So they know what they’re talking about.
Those who are calling these men and women "LARPers" and insulting their dedication to this program, you simply do not get it. As a graduate of this institution and an Active Duty Air Force Officer, I can promise you that the reasons these individuals choose to come here are so much deeper than to "play soldier". They seek challenge. They seek a unique college experience. They seek camaraderie. And as someone who spent four years here, I can guarantee you they will find it and they will grow as individuals, and as the finest Officers the armed forces have.
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@@Discipleofthelordandjesus You're a merchant marine midshipman or whatever right? So you aren't going to be an officer in the military? Got it lol.
@@Discipleofthelordandjesusur so pressed
@@SkelatalmaniakUpon graduation ( next year) I will be either assigned active duty or guard component. Commissioning was never my intention. 😙
$62k a year to do ROTC that you can do a lot cheaper in a lot of state schools. And you get to have a worse time than those. I never understood the draw of these places; Norwich, Citadel, and the like Academy without the main benefits of coming out of an academy.
The alumni connections are HUGE. VMI and The Citadel in particular have alumni networks that allow you to succeed in business and industry after your military service. I did ROTC at Arizona. I got the same commission as a Norwich grad, but after leaving AD I couldn't pick up the phone and land an interview just because of my school.
@@kevinm.8682 that makes sense, thanks for that perspective. I still don’t think I would have went that direction for school but now that you know that would you have gone to VMI or Citadel to commission?
Yea it's a bit much, but their cyber and intelligence programs are great, and the school serves a pipeline to federal agencies (non military agencies). So there are some pretty neat career prospects for cadets who don't commission into the actual military.
@@rjmurp1115 as someone commissioning next year, had buddies go to Citadel and VMI and bring back their experiences, I'm glad I didn't go to either. Places are literal prisons, and generally don't seem to prepare you well for life after a military career should you choose to go down that road.
I truly don't understand the point of these schools. You are paying ridiculous amounts of money to get yelled at by civilians who are just further into their schooling. If you then go onto join the military, yes, the discipline & military customs will help initially, basic training would have taught you that anyway.
The strong need a place to work away from the weak
@@yeetdude7560No. Norwich is where the rejected ( all the other military academies) go to feel accepted.
@@Discipleofthelordandjesus you can say that about literally any SMC. Your point? Even West Point cadets have told people they’d rather have gone to Norwich than West Point (from the horses mouth).
It is a fasttrack to officer and leadership roles. So if your goal is to become a general this is the quicker path towards that.
@@Discipleofthelordandjesus hold up, you've posted on most comments just talking shit, so where is your experience coming from?
15:13 “working on a way to have 2 phone calls” what? 😂😂 do they gotta have a 2/3 majority US Senate vote just to allow these dudes to call both mommy and daddy on a Sunday?
Pretty much. One 10 min phone call on sundays during Rookdom. Usually shortened to 8 minutes thanks to Cadre of course.
Let me help the smooth brains in the comment section. Yes you can go directly in the military if you want.. or you can go NG and scholarship to commission and 20+yr career. OR you can pay with loans and work civilian after. All come with benefits, Norwich has a strong alumni bond and general character building benefits. A lot of people going through have federal (fbi, nsa, etc) scholarships. Giving them direct LE employment immediately after. As LE myself this school has helped me immensely, making money and bettering myself. The friends along the way were an added benefit. Now I’ll get off my podium and allow you cucks to rage on in the comments 😂
My Day Zero in Fall of 2006...Dropped out after spring semester to enlist in the Army!!!
Norwich Forever! Class 2024
If you're paying to be there, it's just a LARP
(timestamp 13:02) Yea simply jogging won't cut it. If you want to prepare for sessions like that (which can never be a true 100%), doing anaerobic routines and High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) will go much better.
Thanks Jocko
The amount of keyboard warriors in this comments section is truly astounding.
@@davidlynch5516 probably because you've got a bunch of people here just trying to shit on Norwich for no good reason
Social media in a nutshell
Seems strange to most people, but I'm sure there's a small percentage that this is a positive experience for. I'm sure most people wouldn't enjoy going to the Christian university I went to, but it was amazing for me.
Was that Eagle Scout Hrabal?
Damn I went here for only 1 year in 2020 got recognized in march 2021 and in all honesty that was one of the worst times in my life and everyday I was there was just pure pain. But it was also one of the best times in a weird way too 😂
00:29 bro taking a rip from the brass
Jim black reference
It honestly smells good. I dunno about blanks but I have smelled like HE 155mm shells being fired smells immaculate
9:37 thanks for the shout out 🤪
I’m not sure if it’s mentioned, but there is a civilian population of students at Norwich as well. Some of them are even in the ROTC.
Yup. Roughly 1/3 population is civilian. Very few civilian students in ROTC but there are a few here and there.
Who the hell is paying private tuition of 47K a year? Rich mommy and daddy ? Please don’t tell me they’re taking out student loans for this shit school
@@vinnyshark2028You are still paying 1k+ a month to get hazed , while academy students are making 1.2k a month. Good luck lolll.
@@vinnyshark2028YET*^
@@vinnyshark2028The University has to meet quoata somehow.
@@vinnyshark2028rook brother I’m gonna tell SFC O (I’m not saying her name online) that your on RUclips
@@yeetdude7560really?
How are you "looking for a way" to let them call two people at a time💀
47k a year?!? I've seen this channel's videos about Day 0 at the army, navy, marines and air force and the recruits there don't look this soft and out of shape. This must be military school in easy mode because mommy and daddy can complain and threaten to pull out their sweet money if things get tough.
Yea I go here and I’ve seen two of the people in this video around campus. Almost all of these kids dropped
It’s honestly embarrassing
I mean did you even listen to the video? There’s hazing laws in the state that are strictly enforced. As a graduate I saw plenty of people expelled and legally charged for hazing. This isn’t the 1970s anymore, we can’t do shark attacks and a bunch of other old traditions because you will be prosecuted. Also 47k is the case for maybe 5% of the school. Anyone with a heartbeat usually gets the provost scholarship which is around 25k off tuition. Then if you have a ROTC scholarship that covers rest of tuition + room and board. Not to mention the $400+ a month stipend you get. Maybe do you’re research next time before commenting dumb stuff
My Alma Mater class of ‘21
Norwich Forever! Class of 1984
“Bootcamp” at college. BOOTCAMP for those going to serve their country where the stakes are real and the mission is life or death. Cosplay only goes so far.
You do 4 years of ROTC so its not really cosplay
And even the military academies do a 8 week boot camp in the begging in if not mistaken
Also, norwich students and staff go out of their way to not call rookdom bootcamp or the cadre drill instructors. It’s an important delineation we try to make, I think BI just put it in the name so they could put it in a playlist with the others. But it’s something different entirely, with some similar aspects.
@@Phantomwaxx Bootcamp is the name of the series they do my guy. It doesn't mean actual bootcamp
MEEEEEERICA. MILITARY.
Norwich Forever! Class of 1997! Essayons!
I was in the military, but I don't remember it being this chaotic. So why attend this school? Just go directly into the military.
To get a COMMISSION! Duh!
@@ak9989It’s not a guarantee. 🤣😂80 out of 500 will go active .
@@DiscipleofthelordandjesusI have no clue where you got that number from but that's not even remotely accurate
@@Discipleofthelordandjesus That number isn’t even accurate. Where are you even getting that absurdly low number from
@@Discipleofthelordandjesusthat’s a choice
6:45 why bruh got the bow tie on 💀
It's like being military, without being military, while trying to act like you're military. LOL What a joke
While mom and dad pay $62,000 a year for that privilege.
Usually these folks go ROTC so who knows.
They get a commission into the military just like the Citadel
And you are a joke because the military rejected you😂
@@ak9989Lol not how it works. A select few get to commission . If you have a class of 500-600 only 120 max will receive a commission 80 of those being active duty the rest being reserve or guard component.
When are y'all covering Texas A&M, the largest senior military college in the nation?
Would love a SMC series followed by Service Academies. Cheers to my Texas brothers
$62000 a year wtf
Imagine paying to follow orders
You ever been to uni or college? its more than that
@@SpeedRunsIRL This bro is still 11. He hasn't followed any orders outside of his home.
And then "dress grey" movie happens😅
i would hate that cornering exercise
2:35 wow that sounds/looks stupid.
Just checked out Mens hockey roster ...lotsa Canadians ,not sure how that works at a US military academy?
Senior military college* not an academy. Also 90% of the hockey team is apart of the civilian population (just go to college and don’t do the corps of cadets and ROTC)
do NMMI next pls
Watching this as a marine 😭
Essayons.
Hazing...Our nation is getting lax.
Ah yes, not wanting stupid kids to endanger other people's lives is being "lax."
I can’t relate to anyone who would do this willingly…
It sucks your freshman year but after that its not bad, really teaches you how to be a leader and builds self confidence
you pay them so u can get yelled at
This reminds me of the school Andy Barclay went to.
CTC
Business Insider needs to do one for VTCC
this is going to be hard to be solider
Norwich forever!
Private? Why would people pay to get into military school and being treated like non-human? US is weird.
A genuine question. (There is no intention of offending or disrepecting anybody).
Are all these people rich ? Or most of them ?
most of them aren’t. Norwich gives most students scholarships and many of the students are service branch contracted with full rides
Yall should do a bud/s documentary
I rather go VMI than that place.
RAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Narrator sounds like Chris Griffin lol
Do they actually have to pay?!
My friend (she’s in the video) got a full ride scholarship. Not everyone has that but the two people I know who went both went on scholarships. Hope this helps!
Cah-dray
Paying over 40k in tuition for this kind of behavior is ridiculous. I would never send my kids to Norwich.
47,000 just to get yelled at to join the military get the hell out of here with that😂
@@vinnyshark2028Fun fact that is a lie. The average corp / civi student leaves with 32-40k in debt. Get over yourself.
@@vinnyshark2028They gave you a full ride due to your background…Have to meet quota.
@@Discipleofthelordandjesuspaid back by the military
But is it worth dying for Israel 🤔
yeahh
Nor witch? :(
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This is worse than basic
Looks pretty chill, it’s ROTC not BCT. It looks like OCS but less intense, which makes sense because image 4 years(8 semesters) of an OCS or a BCT environment. Chill, they have a program that’s been continuous for 200 years, I think they know what they’re doing. At the end they will still have butter bars that need to be taught everything once they go into the big army
@@Reticulosis If you want to be turned in to a mindless drone
@@carsongrover9924 not even remotely accurate
Rook is short for recruit. So Americans need to abbreviate a 2-syllable word?
It's not short for anything. In the video they explained it's used because they move like a rook does on a chessboard. Straight lines only.
Maybe watch the video before commenting bozo
This pretend military stuff is bizarre
is their a tradition where the rook's are requested to inrook? :P
If they think that this is bad, they should have joined the Marine Corps. Tuition is free. 😊
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Private military college? 😂
who wants that shit ?
Canon fodder
Womp womp
id be laughing my way out of there
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oh hell no waste of money and time just enlist
first !! army gonna pay your college!
To get a commission
that’s gotta be one of the stupidest things I’ve heard in a while.
Amy paid me to go to college first lol
I am an alum of Norwich. The Navy paid for 2 of my 3 degrees.
"permission to touch?" 😒
Just so you know the letter ‘W’ in Norwich is silent. It’s pronounced Noh - rich
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"I will try"
LMAO
Insult , Obedience and subservience. 😂😂😂
the parent pay this?
Most of them come with huge scholarships or they end up getting a scholarship.
More than 80 percent of them will make horrible officers
Yeah that’s why we’ve had multiple 3-4 star generals, been ranked #1 army rotc in the country multiple times, and are nationally recognized for having one of the best cyber and criminal justice programs. Sounds like you’re not even in the military because anyone that I’ve ever talked to in the military has mentioned knowing someone from Norwich and only having good things to say about them. Typically the answer is “they’re humble and not cocky like West Point grads”. Good try tho Nicholas.