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Nyack College Manhattan Center (NCMC) offers a liberal arts education with 16 majors, minors and many concentrations. NCMC students value the close community that Nyack offers; classes small enough to promote a better learning experience, and a place where you know that the faculty cares.

Since New York City is our campus, making solid “connections” here will be an integral part of your experience. If you are ready to make Nyack College Manhattan Center your next connection, now is the time to go through the admissions process. If you are as committed as most of our students, you want to make a wise decision by first checking out your financial aid possibilities.

Financial aid programs help you by paying close attention to your needs, your qualifications for scholarships and post-graduate plans. We know it is not easy making ends meet in this city, so NCMC will help you creatively design a financial aid package that works for you. This financial aid package is determined by many things: your academic achievement, leadership abilities, performance, excellence and your family’s financial contribution. Through a combination of scholarships, grants, and loans, an education at Nyack College Manhattan Center is an affordable one. In fact, more than 90% of our students receive some form of financial aid.

In addition, Nyack itself offers thousands of dollars in aid each year. Called the Nyack Awards, many students have benefited from one of these grants which range from $500 to $5,000 per year.

Applying as a NON-MATRICULATED or a VISITING student, you will not be registered for a program leading to a degree at Nyack College. Students who have not completed a high school degree may be accepted as non-matriculated part-time students. Such students may not be certified for certain forms of financial aid and scholarships and must be reviewed by the Admissions Office prior to being admitted to a degree program. Students accepted on a non-matriculated status may enroll for up to a maximum of 24 credits under that status. Course work taken as a non-matriculant may not be applicable to certain majors if matriculated status is desired at a later time.

So are you ready to sign on the dotted line? It is really that easy. In addition to demonstrating a personal faith in Jesus Christ, college-level academic ability and agreement with Nyack’s mission and standards of faith and conduct, you should submit (detailed procedures and forms are included below on this page):

• Application for admission and $25 fee
• Pastoral recommendation
• Transcripts including GED or high school and college
• SAT or ACT scores (for recent high school graduates)
• Immunization records (for students born on or after January 1, 1957)
• Completed tax forms (to fill out financial aid form)

If you have any questions regarding Nyack College Manhattan Center, or the Admissions process, please call us at 212-625-0500 or toll-free at 877-626-2236. You can also write us at: 335 Broadway/93 Worth Street, 10 th Floor, New York, NY 10013. Information regarding Nyack College can be found on the web at www.nyackcollege.edu.

Send completed and signed Nyack NYC Application Form with non-refundable $25 application fee to:

A Pastor’s recommendation is required for admissions file. Complete the top section and present the form to (no relatives please). Your senior pastor, youth pastor, or other spiritual leader should complete the form. No action will be taken on your application until the recommendation form is returned to us. Providing a stamped address envelope with your recommendation form to ensure a prompt response.

High School graduation or its equivalent is necessary for admission to Nyack College. Complete the Request for High School Transcript and present it to your guidance counselor or school official. SAT or ACT scores are required of all incoming freshmen. Scores listed on an official transcript are acceptable. Nyack College’s ACT code number is 2846. The SAT code is 2560. If you have a General Equivalency Diploma (GED), you must submit a copy of your original transcript and diploma.

Request that an official transcript from each school attended be directly sent to the Office of Admissions. Complete the Request for College Transcript form and present it to your college Registrar’s Office.

Complete and submit the Student Immunization Record Form.

Students for whom English is not their first language must be certified in English proficiency. Certification requires a minimum score of 550 on the TOEFL examination, or a minimum score of 200 on the CELT test. A certified affidavit from an individual or agency guaranteeing financial support to the student for education in the United States is also required, After being accepted to NCMC, international students are required to make a deposit of one semester’s tuition before the Certification of Eligibility (I-20 form) will be issued. The I-20 form is used to apply for the student visa (F-1).

You will be receiving regular phone calls from your Admissions Counselor to answer all of you questions. You may call us any time on our toll-free line (1-877-NCMC-ADMIT). After we receive all of your completed application materials, you will receive notification of admission status. The Director of Admissions may require a personal interview or testing. After completed application materials are received, financial aid forms will be mailed to you. A financial aid assessment will be made once you are accepted for admission.