You are a degree-seeking Transfer applicant if you have ever enrolled in one or more colleges and/or post-secondary colleges since graduating high school, and you wish to be a degree seeking student at NCC.
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Did you review the program requirement chart to see if you will meet the requirements for your selected program of study? Did you choose an appropriate second choice program?
Most transfer students with a recognized high school diploma will be accepted for admission. Your provided college transcripts will be evaluated, and credit(s) that you earned at another college/university may be applied towards your NCC degree.
Many programs have requirements which must be met before admission can be granted.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS CHART. Applicants that are ineligible for a selected program will be admitted to an alternate program. Students may change their major for a future semester after their first semester at NCC.
The Allied Health Sciences programs and Nursing have specific deadlines that must be met. The deadlines are listed below, and all required documentation must be submitted to the Office of Admissions by the indicated date. Please refer to the Programs and Admissions Requirements Chart for more information pertaining to the required documentation.
If a deadline falls on a weekend, applications and all supporting credentials are accepted through the following Monday.
Note: check the college website for deadline information for summer and winter sessions.
Submit required documents as soon as possible.
All transfer applicants will be required to submit official and sealed transcripts from every college they attended. Transfer students will be required to submit their official and sealed high school transcripts, unless they have a Bachelors or Associates degree.
You will also be notified by mail and your personal email account of the academic records and other information we need to complete your application. It is your responsibility to provide requested materials. Do so as soon as possible! You can also check the status of your application go to MyNCC. You will need your NCC Student ID which will be mailed to you. Your password is your date of birth (mmddyy).
Schedule an appointment for the college’s placement test.
If you need to take one or more sections of the college’s Placement test, the Admissions Office will notify you through your personal email. Learn more about these exams.
All new students are strongly encouraged to file for Federal Student Aid) at fafsa.ed.gov. By completing these forms, you may be eligible for federal and state grants, loans and college work-study.