Registration for Northern Marianas College\u2019s fall 2020 semester is currently ongoing until Aug. 22, 2020.\u00a0 For the upcoming semester, the college will be offering most, or about 90%, of its classes through online or virtual platforms. A few classes, or about 10% of the classes, will have a face to face component. The first day of classes is on Aug. 17, 2020.<\/p>\n
Applications for admissions, as well as other information relating to enrolling at NMC, can be found on NMC\u2019s website at\u00a0www.marianas.edu. Supporting documents (i.e. transcripts from institutions previously attended, health evaluation form, and a copy of a valid photo I.D.) must be turned in within 60 calendar days of submitting the admission application.<\/p>\n
New and ongoing students who need financial aid can also apply for the Federal Student Aid program, which provides financial assistance of up to $6,345 to those who meet certain eligibility criteria. Students are asked to fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid form to determine eligibility.<\/p>\n
NMC admissions staff are also available for a virtual or face-to-face appointment. An appointment can be scheduled with any of the persons listed below:
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\nLisa Rafael
\nAdmissions Counselor
\nhttps:\/\/lisarafael.youcanbook.me
\n(670) 237-6769
\n\u00a0
\nJennifer Fejeran-Hanson
\nRecords Administrator\u00a0https:\/\/jenniferfejeran.youcanbook.me\/
\n(670) 237-6768
\n\u00a0
\nStudents who have any questions about financial aid can any of NMC\u2019s financial aid staff below:
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\nColleen R. Villagomez
\nFinancial aid specialist
\nTel: (670) 237-6794
\ncolleen.villagomez@marianas.edu
\n\u00a0
\nRoy Luie A. Alegre
\nFinancial aid specialist
\nTel: (670) 237-6791
\nroy.alegre@marianas.edu
\n\u00a0
\nFor class schedules and information about NMC\u2019s fall 2020 semester, visit\u00a0www.marianas.edu. (NMC)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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