NORS University Village

Greetings to all students in Riverside County, California!

We are currently offering a Civil Engineering Corps program that offers an average of $4,197/month while you finish your degree, plus full medical/dental insurance and military discounts. There are no uniforms, haircuts, classes, or drilling while you are attending school. All you need to do is to maintain GPA, complete a PT test twice per year, and adhere to the UCMJ and conduct yourself in a manner befitting a naval officer.

Naval Officers in the Civil Engineer Corps provide professional facilities engineering services and management at all Navy and Marine Corps facilities worldwide. As a junior CEC officer, you may work in any or all of the following three areas: , , or .

In order to qualify for this program, you must be a U.S. citizen, 19-42 years old, and currently enrolled in an ABET-EAC or NAAB degree program. Direct message our team for more details!

NORS Recruiting Team

We are a team of Naval Officer Recruiters actively seeking college level students and graduates to lead the U.S. Navy in numerous professional level officer positions such as:

Aviation Maintenance Duty Officer (AMDO),
Civil Engineering Officer/Scholars,
Cryptologic Warfare Officer,
Cyber Warfare Engineer,
Engineering Duty Officer,
IT/Information Professional Officer,
Intelligence Officer,
Navy Logistics, Supply, & Purchasing Officer,
Navy Nuclear Propulsion Officer/Scholars (NUPOC),
Navy Pilot & Flight Officer,
Nuclear Power Instructor (NR ENG),
Oceanography Special Duty Officer,
Special Operations (EOD),
Special Operations (SEAL),
Submarine Warfare, and
Surface Warfare Officer (Conventional and Nuclear).

Contact us now to apply and be a part of America's Navy!

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On This Day : January 4th

1910 - USS Michigan, the first U.S. dreadnought battleship, is commissioned.

(Source: https://www.history.navy.mil)

https://youtu.be/49hno8gYbYk

On This Day: January 4 On this day in Naval history USS Michigan is commissioned, USS Shad sinks a German minesweeper, and US Navy aircraft shoot down Libyan MiG's. For more visit ...

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On this Day: December 21st

1861 - Congress authorizes the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest military award, for Naval enlisted personnel.

(Source: https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/nhhc/browse-by-topic/heritage/awards/decorations/medal-of-honor.html)

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On this Day: December 18th

1927 - Chief Gunners Mate Thomas Eadie dives under adverse conditions to help Chief Torpedoman Fred Michels, who had problems connecting an air line to USS S 4 as she is sinking. After two hours of extremely dangerous work, Eadie succeeds in his mission and brings Michels safely to the surface. For his extraordinary heroism Eadie is awarded the Medal of Honor. Michels receives his second Navy Cross for his rescue efforts on USS S 4.

(Source: https://www.history.navy.mil/today-in-history/december-18.html)

December 18 Chief Gunners Mate Thomas Eadie dives under adverse conditions to help Chief Torpedoman Fred Michels, who had problems connecting an air line to USS S 4 as she is sinking. After two hours of extremely dangerous work, Eadie succeeds in his mission and brings Michels safely to the surface. For his ext...

Your studies in chemical engineering can take your career further with the US Navy.

Watch LT Powell's story, or contact us directly if you have questions regarding the Navy Nuclear Submarine Officer position. We are hiring!

Navy Submarine Officer - LT Matthew Powell In college, Matthew Powell discovered that his studies in chemical engineering could take him further than he ever thought possible. Since then, Lieutenant P...

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On this Day: December 17th

1917 - While underway off Point Loma, Calif., USS F 1 collides with her sister sub, USS F 3. With her hull torn open amidships, she rapidly sinks and loses 19 crewmen.

(Source: https://www.history.navy.mil/today-in-history/december-17.html)

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On this Day: December 14th

1944 - The rank of Fleet Admiral (five-star admiral) of the U.S. Navy is established during World War II due to the rapid build-up of U.S. military forces. The first five-star admirals are: William D. Leahy, Ernest J. King, and Chester W. Nimitz. Adm. William F. Halsey joined the selected group Dec. 11, 1945.

(Source: https://lnkd.in/ezHCJF4)

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Learn about the differences in qualifications, commitment and more before charting your career path as a Naval Officer. Feel free to message us if you have any questions.

Officer There are two different paths to joining America's Navy: as a Naval Officer or as an Enlisted Navy Sailor. Learn about the differences in qualifications, com...