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Enrollment Steps

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You’ve Paid Your Deposit! Now What?

Already paid your enrollment deposit? You’re one step closer to joining the 51³Ô¹Ï community. Let’s finish the remaining steps of the enrollment process so you can join us on campus soon!

New Student Connect

New Student Connect will provide you with the opportunity to meet your professors, connect with your classmates, and take care of any remaining checklist items. Make sure to reserve your spot and mark your calendar! You don’t want to miss it!

Reserve Your Spot

New Student Checklist

Use this as a guide to get you started!

Access Your Portals

Get started with your next steps and familiarize yourself with our portals.

  • Enrollment Portal

    Admissions will continue to remind you about next steps. Access your most updated information in your enrollment portal.

  • My51³Ô¹Ï Portal

    As a student, you will use your Portal for the next 4 years (or remainder of time you are with us at North Greenville). After you were accepted, you should have received an email from IT Services describing how to log into your My51³Ô¹Ï Portal. If you do not have the email, visit our website to learn how to log in.

  • My FinAid Portal

    Access this portal to accept or deny your financial aid offers from 51³Ô¹Ï.

 

Navigate Your Financial Aid

Submit the required financial aid documentation and review/accept your award offers.

  • Submit the FAFSA

    using 51³Ô¹Ï’s FAFSA code: 003441

  • Review Your Award Letter

    After receiving your FAFSA results, 51³Ô¹Ï’s Financial aid Office will prepare your award letter. You can review this award information any time using your   

  • Accept Your Award Offers

    Remember to log into your  portal to accept or deny your scholarships, grants, and/or loans. 

    Your financial aid will not be applied to your billing statement until this step is complete. 

  • Submit Additional Financial Aid Documentation

    These additional documents may include: 

      

     

     

     

     

 

Complete your Enrollment Checklist

Prepare for your first semester by completing all necessary forms and steps.

  • Course Registration

     

     

    Submit Final, Official Transcripts (including high school, college, dual enrollment, AP scores/CLEP scores). Final, Official transcripts must come directly from your high school or college and be sent through mail or through an electronic transcript service. 

    All first semester students must complete these steps prior to receiving a schedule from their academic advisor.

  • Pay Your Bill

    Access your billing statement and create your payment plan through my.ngu.edu

    Need additional resources? Check our financial page for more information about student loans, parent loans, private scholarships, , and work study opportunities.

  • Housing

    Every student must complete the   

    If you are considering commuting to 51³Ô¹Ï, you must meet our exemption policy. To request commuter status, complete the Residential Services Questionnaire & Agreement, indicate that you’d like to commute, and we will follow up with you about the next steps for completing the Residency Exemption request. Once you’ve completed the required forms and documents, you will upload them to your . 

    Access the Residency Exemption Form:

    Residency Exemption Form for Tigerville Campus (pdf, 188kb)

  • Additional Checklist Items

    Complete remaining checklist items, accessible through your .  

    Examples include:

    • Parking Permit 
    • Student ID Photo Submission 
    • Medical History & Immunization 
    • FERPA 
    • Emergency Contact 
    • Insurance Information 
    • Annual Student Agreements 
    • Payment Plan

Feeling lost in the paperwork maze?

This is here to guide you! Follow these guides to complete your paperwork efficiently and start your academic journey smoothly. Learn how to handle key tasks like registration, financial aid, and housing with ease.

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