Application Procedure For Transfer Students 1. A completed application for admission.
2. A $35 application fee. This is a non-refundable fee.
3. Official transcripts from all institutions previously attended. Request that official transcripts from each institution that you have attended be sent directly to the North Greenville University Office of Admissions. You must have 12 transferable semester hours in order to be considered for transfer admission. Any transfer applicant with fewer than 12 transferable hours must meet freshman admission requirements. A final official high school transcript including the date of graduation and a signature of an approved school official is required for all transfer applicants.
Application Procedure For
International Students 1. A completed application must be returned to admissions with a $35 non-refundable processing fee.
2. A transcript from the last school attended (high school or college) and a minimum TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score of 177 (computer based) along with SAT or ACT scores.
3. Proof of financial support is required prior to admission.
4. Application deadline for the fall semester is April 30 and for the spring semester is September 30.
5. All international students must show proof in writing, along with certified documents, that they have financial support before being accepted to the University. This is required before North Greenville University can complete the I-20.
Application Procedure For Dual Enrollment High school juniors and seniors who are 16 years of age or older may attend NGU as a dual-enrollment student. Two courses per semester may be taken at the cost of $125 per credit hour and must be taken on the Tigerville Campus. Students may earn up to 24 credit hours in the dual-enrollment program. All students must submit an Application for Dual- Enrollment Admission to NGU. There is an approved list of courses which can be taken for dual credit. This list can be obtained from the Admissions’ Office or the Registrar’s Office.
Special Student An applicant who wishes to enroll in only a few classes for personal satisfaction, but who does not wish to
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pursue a degree, may be admitted as a special student. An application and application fee are required. No financial aid will be awarded. Special students are limited to 6 hours of course work each semester up to a cumulative total of 18 hours unless granted an exception by the Registrar.
In order to go beyond 18 hours, a special student must be fully admitted (have transcripts sent to North Greenville University and take any required entrance tests). Upon full acceptance into a degree program, the student may request that all coursework taken as a special student be applied to degree requirements. The student must complete the “Request for Previous Courses to be Applied to Degree” form available in the Academic Records Office. Submit the completed form to the Registrar.
Transient Student Admission Students who are enrolled in another college or university who wish to take a limited number of courses at North Greenville University may do so as transient students.
To enroll in North Greenville University classes, the transient student must complete a North Greenville University application, pay the application fee, and present a transient student letter. The transient student letter must list the courses to be taken at North Greenville University and an appropriate official at the transient student’s home institution must sign it.
No institutional financial aid is awarded to transient students.
Policy Concerning Students With Disabilities
(Academic Accommodation) The University suggests that individuals requesting academic accommodations to contact the Office of Student Accessibility as early as possible. Inquiries should be made via the Student Accessibility Initial Contact Form at
www.ngu.edu//student-accessibility- initial-contact-form.php. New and returning students requesting accommodations should complete the Request for Accommodations form found on their student portal home page.
Additional information regarding academic accommodations can be found at
www.ngu. edu//
student-accessibility.php and/or student.
accessibility@ngu.edu.
The University does not have special programs for learning disabled students, but an effort is made to make the accommodations necessary to allow students to perform to the best of their ability.
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