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BE READY. You’ve completed your application for admission. Now it’s time to put this plan in motion!
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Congratulations! You are one step closer to beginning your college journey as a Scorpion. With your admissions application submitted, you can apply for financial aid, learn more about grants and scholarship opportunities, and understand the enrollment process. Follow the important steps in the list below to BE READY on day one.
Explore Your Financial Aid Options
- Complete your Free Application For Federal Student Aid at fafsa.gov.
- Receive your electronic signature (pin) from https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/index.htm
- Be prepared with your previous year’s tax return.
- Identify if you qualify for scholarships, grants, or loans.
- Look into Nevada State College payment plans if you need more aid options.
How to ENROLL IN CLASSES
First-year students:
- Submit your ACT/SAT scores
- Submit your immunization records HERE.
- Once you are admitted you will receive information about new student orientation in early spring – sign up for on-campus orientation. This is mandatory for all new first-year students before registering for courses.
- Submit final official transcripts after you graduate high school. (Graduation date and final grades must be posted.)
- Get your student ID during orientation, or visit the Information Technology Services office on the second floor of the Rogers Student Center.
Transfer applicants:
- Once you are admitted – submit your immunization records. Detailed information can be found HERE.
- Once you have been admitted – contact your Academic Advisor to discuss transfer credits and course registration.
Submit all final official transcripts when your degree or final grades are posted. - Get your student ID during orientation, or visit the Information Technology Services office on the second floor of the Rogers Student Center.
Transportation
Need a ride to campus? The RTC offers a special discount for Nevada State College students.
Term Deferment
Students who are admitted to Nevada State College but wish to attend during a future term may be eligible to defer their admission for a period of up to one year. Deferment must be declared prior to the end of the add/drop period of the semester in which one is initially admitted. This request may only be submitted once. Click to submit the request.
Additional Information
- Parking is free! No parking pass is required for students, faculty, or guests.
- Contact the Disability Resource Center program coordinator to discuss any special needs, classroom service options, and important information for all students with disabilities.