Admission Requirements
New Students
All students must be admitted to Northland Pioneer College to enroll in courses at the college. Admission is made by fully completing all the required information on an NPC Admissions Application. All applicants will be issued an official email confirming their admission to NPC. The acceptance email will contain very important information about decisions and deadlines, and the student must comply with these deadlines.
All new students must submit their high school transcript with a graduation date or GED test scores for placement purposes. New students who have transferred from another college need to submit official transcripts from their prior college.
Dreamer/Daca Non-Citizen (Prop 308)
Proposition 308 recently became law, allowing qualifying non-citizen Arizona high school graduates to pay in-state tuition at Arizona’s community colleges and be eligible for state and local financial aid. Visit www.npc.edu/prop-308 for more information.
Former and Continuing Students
Students should only be admitted once to Northland Pioneer College. All former and continuing students, however, should fully complete the biographical information on the Registration Form. Fully completing this form will ensure that the college has a student’s most recent personal and contact information.
Transfer Students
Degree-seeking transfer students should submit official copies of all previous college transcripts to the Records and Registration Office. Evaluated credits will aid advisement prior to enrolling in classes at NPC.
International Students
International students interested in attending Northland Pioneer College should request an International Student Admission Application packet from the Records and Registration Office.
International students must meet college admission standards and certify other requirements before registering. International students should apply for admission to NPC at least 90 days prior to the beginning of the term they wish to attend. For questions concerning student rights and obligations, contact the United States Department of Citizenship and Immigration Services. The Citizenship and Immigration Services website is uscis.gov.
Northland Pioneer College does not serve as legal adviser or representative in lieu of the United States Department of Citizenship and Immigration Services, and cannot be responsible for addressing requests for advice concerning government policy or government policy interpretation. Questions governing visa application and Citizenship and Immigration Services requirements are to be directed to the appropriate governing entity.
Students with Disabilities
Students requiring accommodations may contact the Office of Accessibility and Inclusion Coordinator, Snowflake Campus, Northland Pioneer College, P.O. Box 610, Holbrook, AZ, 86025, or by calling (800) 266-7845, ext. 6246. (See Accessibility and Inclusion .)
Acceptance
Prior to the registration period, a Letter of Admission can be sent upon completion of an Enrollment and Admission Verification Request Form. Admission may be denied or revoked and registration canceled if it appears that a student’s attendance would not be mutually beneficial to the student and NPC.
Incoming Credit Acceptance Policy
Regionally Accredited Institutions
College credits earned at regionally accredited institutions of higher learning are accepted. Credits are not awarded for sectarian courses. Transfer credits are posted to the Northland Pioneer College transcript after an official evaluation is made of each transcript received by the Records and Registration Office. The transfer credits will NOT be applied toward the NPC Grade-Point Average (GPA). Credits and degrees over eight years of age (except when program accreditation agencies limit the life of the course work to less than eight years) are subject to review prior to acceptance toward prerequisites and/or degree requirements in some program areas.
Students must earn credits in residency at NPC to complete any degree or certificate program. For more information, see Graduation Requirements .
In most cases, transfer credit will be awarded for each course level 100 or above in which the student received a grade of ‘C’ or higher.
Other Credit Sources
Students may receive credit through a variety of other means than regionally accredited institution transferred coursework. The institution to which a student transfers may treat acceptance of such credits upon transfer differently. Details on the district policy for granting such credit is given in this catalog under the heading Alternative Education Services, subheading Alternative Learning, Alternative Education Services .
NPC can also evaluate your prior learning certified through military, industry, business or trade school training programs to assess if this education is applicable toward an NPC degree program.
For more information, contact your academic adviser.
Note: Additional fees may apply for credit by evaluation.
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