Prospective students are considered individually on the basis of their overall academic preparation, character, and potential for success at the College. In addition, students should offer any other evidence they have to indicate that they can benefit from and contribute to the North Central College experience. Students seeking admission who have been suspended or dismissed from any high school or college, or convicted of a felony or misdemeanor, may be requested to provide additional information about each circumstance. This additional information may be used to determine eligibility for admission. It is advantageous, however, for high school students to apply for admission early in their senior year.
Early application ensures early consideration for acceptance, financial aid, and housing.
Applications may be obtained by calling or writing the Office of Admission. We suggest that students follow these guidelines in completing their applications. Fill out all information requested on the application, and be sure to sign where appropriate. Have an official copy of the high school transcript sent to the above address. Students seeking admission to North Central will be notified of the decision regarding their application within two weeks after all necessary credentials have been received.