Pay online at methodistcollege.edu/pay-online. This $150 deposit holds your seat in the program and must be paid before you can register for courses. Enrollment deposits are due within 30 days of receiving your acceptance letter.

If you have questions regarding the enrollment deposit, please contact your admissions coordinator.

Set up a campus visit if you have not done so already!

Complete the FAFSA online (NMC School Code: 009937).

• Fall admitted students must complete the FAFSA by June 1 in order to receive NMC Scholarships.
• Spring admitted students must complete the FAFSA by November 1 in order to receive NMC Scholarships.

Fall CARE Day registration will open in March. Spring CARE Day registration will open in October. Check your inbox for registration announcements.

Information regarding on-campus living can be found at the link below. Campus housing is available on a first-come first-serve basis.

Review your financial aid award package and talk with your financial aid counselor about questions you may have.

Create your Campus Health Compliance tracker account and provide required health records.

Make sure your contact information is correct prior to registering for classes. This can be done by contacting your admissions coordinator.

Upon graduation from high school, dual credit and/or completion of final transfer semester, you can submit your updated/final transcripts to: Nebraska Methodist College Admissions Office, 720 N 87th St, Omaha, NE 68114 or send electronically to: admissions@methodistcollege.edu.

Students entering academic programs including algebra as a part of the curriculum are required to complete the ALEKS Math Placement. Proctored assessments are scheduled regularly throughout the semester. Admitted students must complete the assessment prior to registering for classes.

Connect. Ask. Ready. Explore. Meet fellow students, learn and ask questions on topics from transfer credits to campus living. Register for classes and explore campus.

Buy your textbooks and course supplies from the NMC Bookstore.

To be applicable, transfer credits typically must:

• Be included on an official transcript.
• Be received from an accredited institution.
• Have been earned with an acceptable grade.
• (At Nebraska Methodist College: C- or better at the certificate and undergraduate level or a B at the graduate level.)
• Either be comparable to what’s required in the curriculum of the school you’re transferring to or be considered an appropriate elective.

Colleges typically have articulation agreements with various institutions that lay out what credits can be transferred from one college to another. Find out if your previous college has an agreement with Nebraska Methodist College by reviewing our transfer guides.

• The college you’re transferring to should be able to provide an unofficial evaluation of transfer credits during the application process.
• Once you're accepted, the registrar's office should complete an official transcript review.

• If it’s been at least five years since you took a class, you may want to retake it. At NMC, courses older than five years will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
• You can audit a course if it’s a class that will be approved for transfer credit, but you want to review the content. You’ll pay 25% of the tuition and sit in on classes without having to take any tests.

Pay online at methodistcollege.edu/pay-online. This $150 deposit holds your seat in the program and must be paid before you can register for courses. Enrollment deposits are due within 30 days of receiving your acceptance letter.

If you have questions regarding the enrollment deposit, please contact your admissions coordinator.

Complete the FAFSA online at www.studentaid.gov (NMC School Code: 009937).

• Fall admitted students must complete the FAFSA by June 1 in order to receive NMC scholarships.
• Spring admitted students must complete the FAFSA by November 1 in order to receive NMC scholarships.
• Review your financial aid award package and talk with your financial aid counselor about questions you have.

Make sure your contact information is correct prior to registering for classes. This can be done by contacting your admissions coordinator.

Official college transcripts can be submitted upon completion of your final transfer semester to:

Nebraska Methodist College Admissions Office, 720 N 87th St, Omaha, NE 68114 or send electronically to: admissions@methodistcollege.edu

Graduate students will meet with their academic advisor virtually to discuss course registration and plan of study options. Academic advisors will also send onboarding information via email. It is important that students review these carefully and complete the tasks included. MOT students will attend NMC CARE Days and participate in an advising session at this event.

Make sure you familiarize yourself with the academic calendar.

Students are expected to complete health requirements and submit all required forms by the designated due dates.

Health requirements are specific to each program. Information regarding campus health requirements will arrive via email from Crystal Lush, Campus Health Office Coordinator

Before the start of the semester, you will receive an email with information about your network account that gives you access to MyMethodist, Brightspace and NMC email. Please read the instructions in the email to create a new password as access will not be granted to any college system until a password is set.

Pay your tuition at online. Tuition or payment plans are due the first day of the semester. Payment plans can be set up via the Business Office.