Apply online or submit the following information to NDSCS Enrollment Services:
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Application for Admission with $35 non-refundable application fee.
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A high school transcript or GED
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Official college transcriptions form every college attended
Important Information About Transcripts
Until your official high school transcript or GED, and official college transcript(s) are received, an admission/financial aid hold will be placed on your account and this will prevent financial aid from being disbursed.
Current high school student:
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Order an official in-progress high school transcript
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After high school graduation, order a final high school transcript with graduation details
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GED test scores
Current college student:
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Order official in-progress college transcript(s)
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Order official final college transcript(s)
Student currently not attending either a high school or college:
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Order an official final high school transcript, or
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GED test scores
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Order an official final college transcript(s)
Please request transcript(s) to be sent as soon as possible.
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Proof of Immunizations for applications 21 and under: measles, mumps and rubella; meningitis; meningococcal disease. Click for more information on this requirement and possible exemption.
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An ACT or SAT score for applicants under age 25. Exemptions from this requirement include students who are: age 25 or older on the first day of class; from foreign countries; transferring 24 or more semester credits acceptable at the receiving campus.
Admission materials should be mailed directly to: NDSCS Enrollment Services, 800 6th St N, Wahpeton, ND 58076
Applications for most courses that begin in August are accepted throughout the year, but an early application is recommended. To secure your enrollment in your selected program, you need to register for classes on scheduled registration days/dates. Class schedules are generated on a first-come, first-served basis regardless of application.
*Please note these are admission requirements not specific department requirements.
When NDSCS practices selective admission to a limited-enrollment program, scores from one of the two major tests (ACT or SAT) may be required. It is to the student’s advantage to take these tests at the earliest possible date during his or her senior year of high school.
Test scores are used by colleges for counseling, advising, course placement and scholarship evaluation. Scores are not used to exclude students from enrolling at NDSCS. Information on ACT, SAT, and WorkKeys test dates may be secured from a high school principal or guidance counselor, the NDSCS Testing Center, or appropriate testing company website. These tests are given several times each year and at multiple locations.
Application deadline – Applicants for most courses that begin in August are accepted throughout the year, but an early application is recommended.
See the Admission to Curriculums with Special Requirements of the NDSCS Catalog for programs that have special admission requirements and application deadlines.
High School Students – Students who are still in high school and are pursuing college courses during the summer, or simultaneously with high school, become special students who are given special consideration when they apply.
Former Students – Any former student who was in good standing will be re-admitted if a suitable class schedule can be arranged for the applicant. Any former student who was suspended or on probation is referred to the Probation, Suspension and Re-Admission Policy found in the NDSCS Guide to Student Rights and Responsibilities. Applicants should contact the Enrollment Services office for more information.
International Students – Click here
Other Students – From time to time NDSCS agrees to admit groups of students under special circumstances. In such cases the usual entrance requirements may not apply.
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