Please Note: Students interested in the master’s degree through the Graduate Degree Program must complete all coursework through the Fleet Seminar Program, credit from the online program cannot be transferred.
Enrollment
Students must submit an online application for the no-cost program. Once submitted, the program manager will review the application and determine if the student meets the eligibility requirements. An email will be sent to the student with an acceptance or rejection. If accepted, the student is automatically added to the waitlist.
All Students: Waitlist Priority
- Students who have completed coursework through the College of Distance Education legacy CD-ROM and Web-enabled Programs.
- Active Duty Navy Unrestricted Line Officers and equivalent U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) and U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) officers.
- Active Duty Navy Restricted Line Officers and equivalent USMC and USCG officers.
- Other U.S. Military Service officers, Reservists, and eligible Civilians.
- Any eligible applicant who already holds the JPME I certification.
Please Note: Please only submit one application to the JPME I program. The submitted application should reflect your preferred start date for the program. USNR students should only submit applications using the USNR Only choice.
Apply to the Online Program (June Start)Apply to the Online Program (USNR Only)Online Electives
The U.S. Naval War College (NWC), Online Program offers online electives for students in the Graduate Degree Program (GDP). All elective work, including these NWC online electives, must be approved by the GDP Manager. Once approved, students may register for an online elective.
Please Note: Due to high demand, GDP students are given priority for online electives. It is very rare for students not enrolled in GDP to take NWC online electives.
Course Disenrollment and Re-enrollment
Withdrawals may be either voluntary or involuntary. Students are encouraged to withdraw voluntarily when the constraints of time and circumstance prevent course completion.
Disenrollment
Requests for disenrollment must be sent to the Online Program Manager and the Professor. Voluntary or Involuntary disenrollment at any time throughout the program is “with prejudice.”
Students who have voluntarily or involuntarily disenrolled from any prior online program session will only receive one additional attempt to successfully complete the program. A second voluntary or involuntary disenrollment will result in the student being placed in a space-available category for future coursework.
For students desiring to withdraw, please email your professor and OnlineAdmin@usnwc.edu.
Please Note: No credit will be awarded for a partially completed Block.
Credit for Coursework
Students who have successfully completed entire blocks of the program will retain credit for that work.
Re-enrollment
Students will be considered for re-enrollment on a case-by-case basis and must submit a request by email to the Program Manager stating the reasons for the re-enrollment and previous disenrollment(s).
For students desiring to re-enroll, please email your reasoning to OnlineAdmin@usnwc.edu.
Please Note: This program has no time limits on rejoining and retaining credit; significant changes to the curriculum may result in the student retaking a previously completed block.