Steps after Acceptance
To view the steps required after acceptance for different types of applicants (PSEO, Transfer, etc.) select the appropriate option (below):
Traditional
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1
Receive Your Registration Packet
Approximately midway through the semester before you are scheduled to enroll, you will receive your New Student Registration Packet including housing forms, parking information, and class registration information. Follow the instructions and information outlined in this packet as you complete the rest of your registration process.
Step
2
Register for Classes
Your registration packet will include your NCU username and password. Using this information, log in to the Unet system to register for the classes you would like to take. Be sure to consult the Academic Catalog to be sure what classes are required for the General Education Core and for your desired major.
Step
3
Submit a Housing Application
All Students must complete a form indicating their plans for housing during the semester. This includes applying to live in the Dorms, Campus Apartments, or off-campus as a commuter. Forms are available online and are also mailed as part of the registration packet each semester.
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4
Complete the Financial Aid Application Process
You can begin the Financial Aid Process as soon as you are accepted to NCU. Follow the steps to receive Financial Aid carefully to ensure you receive all the aid you are eligible to receive.
Step
5
Attend a New Student Registration Day
While NSR Days are not mandatory, it is highly recommended that you take advantage of this opportunity to get acquainted with the campus, pick up your student ID card, and complete other registration steps. Not only will you be that much more prepared for the semester to start, but you'll be able to avoid having to complete these tasks during Welcome Week.
Step
6
Complete Your Parking Application
Students who would like to request on-campus or on-street parking must complete the parking application process. More information about parking policies and current permit prices can be found on the Security Office resources page.
Step
7
Complete & Submit Your Immunization Form
Minnesota Law (M.S. 135A.14) requires proof that all students born after 1956 are vaccinated against diphtheria, tetanus, measles, mumps, and rubella, allowing for certain specified exemptions (see form). Any non-exempt student who fails to submit the required information within 45 days after first enrollment cannot remain enrolled. This form is designed to provide the school with the information required by the law and will be available for review by the Minnesota Department of Health and the local health agency.
Step
8
Submit Final High School Transcripts
Even though you can be accepted to NCU based on a partial High School or College Transcript, a final, Official Transcript must be sent to NCU by your school after you complete your final semester of classes before coming to NCU. This form must be mailed to NCU directly from your school - it can not be accepted by fax or other electronic methods.
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