NCCC is an open admissions institution. The following applicants may be admitted:
 

	Graduates of accredited high schools
	Individuals who have completed the General Education Diploma (GED)
	Any person who can benefit by a course or program of instruction, providing his/her high school class has graduated
	High school juniors or seniors and gifted students may enroll with permission of the appropriate official at their high school.
	Home-schooled students and those from non-accredited high schools are also admitted, provided they score a 20 or higher on the ACT, or an 850 or higher on the SAT
	Individuals must have a GED or high school diploma to be eligible to graduate from NCCC.

Admissions Checklist

	Apply for Admission
	Send an official copy of your high school transcript to the Admissions Office
	Send your ACT or SAT scores to the Admissions Office. (If you have not and do not plan to take the ACT, you can take a placement test at NCCC when you pre-enroll classes)
	Schedule a campus visit to meet with faculty and staff, tour the campus, and learn about scholarship & financial aid opportunities
	Complete a housing contract
	Send a final high school transcript (if you’re a recent high school graduate)
	Send official transcripts from all previous colleges to the Admissions Office
	Attend one of our Summer Pre-Enrollment Clinics to take placement tests & register for classes

Additional Information

	2006 - 2008 College Catalog [.pdf]
	2008 - 2010 College Catalog [.pdf]
	2006 - 2007 Student Handbook [.doc]

Financial Aid

NCCC offers many scholarships, as well as federal financial aid programs. For more information, click on the financial aid link above.

For more information call: 1-800-729-6222 (Kansas only)

or 620-431-2820 ext. 278

or e-mail Kerrie Coomes. Fax to 620-431-0082.

Staff:
Sarah Smith, Registrar

ssmith@neosho.edu

620-431-2820, ext. 217

Marcy Dix, Assistant Registrar - Ottawa

mdix@neosho.edu

785-242-2067

Susan Haddan, Assistant Registrar - Chanute

shaddan@neosho.edu

620-431-2820, ext. 288

Melissa Kiefer, Director of Admissions

amkiefer@neosho.edu

620-431-2820. ext. 233

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