WELCOME TO NACC ADMISSIONS

COVID-19 Admission Procedure: To assist you most effectively during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Admissions Office at Northeast Alabama Community College will serve students both remotely through phone calls and emails, and directly on campus. If you come to campus, masks are required to enter all buildings and social distancing is required.  Please utilize the following online and electronic methods of applying for admission to NACC and submitting your admission requirements:

• Submit the online application

• Submit a valid state-issued I.D., such as an unexpired driver’s license, by sending a picture of your driver’s license, etc. to admissions@nacc.edu

• Submit all high school or GED and previous college transcripts electronically to admissions@nacc.edu. IF your previous institution is unable to send electronic transcripts, please have the transcript mailed to Northeast Alabama Community College Admissions Office at P.O. Box 159, Rainsville, AL 35986.

Admissions Office staff will be in contact with you via email regarding any further admission requirements.

Thank you for choosing Northeast.  We are here to help you. Northeast Alabama Community College has an open-door admissions policy to ensure that every person has the opportunity to attain a college education. To take classes for college credit, you must complete the admission application process. Apply early to make sure you have plenty of time to complete assessment testing, attend orientation, visit with an advisor, plan your course schedule and register for classes. Students needing financial assistance should contact the Financial Aid office.

HIGH SCHOOL AND GED® GRADUATES
First-time admission to college degree programs at Northeast is open to anyone with the Alabama High School Diploma or an equivalent and proper documentation as defined by the State Board of Education.

TRANSFERS FROM OTHER COLLEGES
Students with credit from another college will be admitted unconditionally if eligible to return to their previous college. Students should request all previous college transcripts, as well as high school transcript or equivalent, be sent to the Admissions Office. 

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
We welcome international students. If you are an international student, follow the International Students application procedures.

STUDENTS STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL
High school students can enroll in college courses through Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and accelerated coursework.

FORMER STUDENTS OF NORTHEAST ALABAMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
If you were formerly enrolled as a NACC credit student and have missed a semester (except summer), you will need to submit an updated admissions application and send transcripts of any other college work taken since leaving Northeast.

Welcome to NACC Admissions!

Please contact the Admissions Office if you have any questions or stop by the admissions office in Room SC115. The office is open Monday -Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m., and Wednesday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.

We look forward to seeing you!

The NACC Admission Team

APPLYING FOR ADMISSION

There is no application fee! The Admissions Office will send you information about orientation, placement testing, registration for classes, and your advisor. You will also be given a student account through your MyNACC account, where you can see your financial aid status, register for classes, and much more.

Admission to NACC does not ensure admission to any individual program or course.

Conditional enrollment: If an item in the list below is lacking, the applicant may be allowed to begin classes conditionally for one term. When the item is received, the student may be granted unconditional (regular) admission. Conditional enrollment may also apply to transfer students who are not in good standing at their previous institution.

1.  Complete the Application for Admission Form.

• Complete the online application. 

2.  Document your identity. An applicant who fails to satisfy identification requirements will not be admitted to the college. Registration for classes will not be allowed until the Admissions Office has received appropriate documentation. Applicants must submit the documentation by the end of the institution’s published drop/add period by email to admissions@nacc.edu, by U.S. Mail, or via the Admissions Office Dropbox located outisde the doors of the Student Center facing the Library.

• Bring one primary form of identification, or send a copy with your Application for Admission form. Examples of primary forms of identification are
  • Unexpired Alabama Driver’s License or instruction permit
  • Unexpired Alabama identification card
  • Unexpired U.S. Passport
  • Unexpired U.S. Permanent Resident Card
  • Resident Alien Card - Pre-1997
  • Unexpired Driver’s License or instruction permit from another state or possession that verifies lawful presence, dated 2000 and beyond
  • U.S. Alien Registration Receipt Card (Form I-151) prior to 1978
  • BIA or tribal identification card with photo
  • I -797 Form with expiration date
  • Voter identification card from a state that verifies lawful presence

3.  Order transcripts. You must send an official high school transcript or your GED certificate/transcript and official college transcript(s) if you have already attended another college. You must request that your transcripts be sent directly to the NACC Admissions Office. Many NACC courses have prerequisites that must be met. Students who have not submitted college transcript(s), which need to be evaluated, may not be able to register for all desired classes.

• Print a Transcript Request form for each of the following that apply to you and send a completed transcript request form directly to each institution:
  • the high school where you graduated,
  • the GED® office where you earned your GED®,
  • every college you have attended except NACC.

TROUBLESHOOTING:

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Full policies of Northeast Alabama Community College are published in the Faculty and Staff Handbook (employment policies), or the Catalog (academic and student policies), or can be obtained from the Office of the President. While this website attempts to present information accurately, it does not constitute the complete statement of policies of Northeast Alabama Community College. Contents are subject to change without notice.

Comments regarding Admission should be addressed to Sherie Grace, Dean of Student Services, at graces@nacc.edu or extension 2325.