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For the Fall, under the guidance of State and County officials, and placing health and safety first, NCC will provide the majority of courses that can be instructed remotely or online in this format. Courses that have critical components and require face-to-face instruction, including classes with lab components that cannot easily be replicated remotely, will be instructed on-campus in a face-to-face format following appropriate health and safety guidelines and procedures to maintain the safety of the NCC community.

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What do I need to bring in to apply to NCC?

Apply online and pay the $55 application fee
Submit required documentation/scores:

Degree seeking – your official HS and college transcripts, SAT and/or ACT scores.
Non-degree/personal enrichment – your HS or college diploma
High school student/enrichment – your process must be done in-person with the Admissions office and bring with you: application completed with your HS guidance counselor, $55 application fee, official HS transcript, SAT and/or ACT scores
Transcripts can be emailed to admissions@ncc.edu by your high school or college only.

Where can I fill out an application to apply for the school?

You can apply online. Choose Apply Now, found on every page of our website, then chose the correct type of student you are and continue with your application.

I gave NCC copies of my documents can I get copies of what I gave you?

No, sorry we encourage you to make copies before you come.

I need to readmit, what do I do?

On our Apply Now pages, follow the information found for Returning Students. If you attended another college/university after leaving NCC, please provide all official college transcripts to the Office of Admissions. The fastest method is to have your previous college email the transcript to admissions@ncc.edu

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