Admitted Students
Congratulations on your admission to North Central!
Follow these next steps to prepare for classes, secure financial support, and make the most of your start at North Central.
Step One - Apply for financial aid
To be considered for financial aid at North Central Michigan College — including scholarships — you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
Applying early helps you understand your costs before classes begin.
Step Two - Register for classes
After you are admitted, your next step is to prepare for registration through orientation or academic advising, depending on your student type.
Transfer, guest and non-degree-seeking students — schedule an academic advising appointment.
Step Three - Apply for campus housing (optional)
Living on campus is optional, but it can be a great way to stay connected and make the most of your college experience.
More than 100 students live on campus each year.
Finish Getting Ready for Your First Semester
As you prepare for your first semester, there are a few more details to review. From payment options to placement testing and scholarships, these resources can help you feel confident and ready for the start of classes.
College is an investment in your future—and we’re here to help make it affordable. North Central offers financial aid, scholarships and loan options to support your goals. Our team can guide you through the process.
Call 231-348-6627 or review your payment options on our website.
North Central Michigan College offers a range of scholarships made possible by community support. Review NCMC scholarship information to see what you qualify for and reduce your college costs.
Be ready for your first day. Find textbooks, course materials, and NCMC gear at the bookstore. Visit the bookstore website.
Explore More Ways to Make College Affordable
You may also qualify for state programs that can lower your costs even more. Depending on your age and when you graduated, one of these opportunities could help make North Central even more affordable.
Michigan Achievement Scholarship
Recent Michigan high school graduate? You could qualify for tuition-free community college.
Michigan’s Community College Guarantee helps eligible students earn a degree or skills certificate tuition-free at their local community college.
Michigan Reconnect
Age 25 or older? You may qualify for free or reduced tuition.
Michigan Reconnect helps eligible adults earn an associate degree or skills certificate at their local community college, often at little or no cost.
You Don’t Have to Figure It Out Alone
Our Admissions Team is here to help as you complete your next steps, explore financial support, and prepare for your first semester at North Central. We’re excited to help you get ready for your first semester at North Central.