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Next Steps

Congratulations on Your Acceptance!

As you are making your decision, you’ll find resources on this page for to guide you through the deposit and enrollment process. Don’t hesitate call us at (xxx-xxx-xxxx) or email the Office of Admissions if you have any questions! We’re ready to assist you!

Ready to commit? Make your $50 enrollment deposit now.

Access Your Portals

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

  • Log in to the Enrollment Portal

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

    Go through the following steps to confirm your enrollment:

    Verify your program and start term. Confirm that your intended degree program and start date are correct.

    Review your admissions checklist. Check your for any outstanding admissions requirements such as final official transcripts.

    Verify your contact information. Ensure your email address, phone number, and mailing address are accurate on your application and alert your admissions counselor if changes need to be made.

  • Log in to My51³Ô¹Ï Portal

    As a student, you will use your Portal for the 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.

    Use these steps to get started:

    Access your My51³Ô¹Ï account. Follow instructions from IT Services email to access your .

    Complete required student forms. Review and submit any applicable student agreements and required forms found at the bottom of the student page.

    Set up your 51³Ô¹Ï email. Check your regularly for important updates.

  • Log in to my FinAid Portal

    You will access this portal to accept or deny your financial aid offers from 51³Ô¹Ï.

 

Connect With Your Academic Advisor

Plan your first semester and register for classes.

  • Connect With Your Academic Advisor

    Review your program requirements and discuss your academic goals.

  • Review Your Degree Plan

    Discuss your transcript evaluation and courses left to take with your advisor if transferring from another institution.

  • Register For Your Courses

    Work with your advisor to finalize your first-term course schedule.

    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.Ìý

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

 

Navigate Your Financial Aid

Complete financial aid requirements and plan for tuition expenses.

 

Prepare for Your First Day

Get familiar with 51³Ô¹Ï and prepare for a successful start.

  • Additional Checklist Items

    Complete remaining checklist items, accessible through your .ÌýÌý

    Examples include:

    • FERPAÌý
    • Payment Plan
  • Complete New Student Orientation

    Review onboarding information and resources for Online and Graduate students.

  • Access Canvas LMS

    Log in to 51³Ô¹Ï’s learning management system, , and familiarize yourself with your courses. You will be given access one week before the start of your classes.

  • Obtain Required Course Materials

    Review course requirements and obtain necessary textbooks and materials.

  • Review Course Requirements

    Check your 51³Ô¹Ï email and Canvas for instructions and participate when classes begin to prevent being dropped for non-participation.

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