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Choose one of the applications above to get started! To learn more about the admissions process click here and for answers to frequently asked questions you can click here.

 

1: Begin Application2: Transcripts and References3: Signatures and EssaysAccepted! What now?

You’ve decided you want to apply to NEBC! How exciting! The first step is to fill out the online application above.  Applications are considered throughout the year, but keep the following guidelines in mind:

  • For Fall enrollment, complete applications are expected by July 30th.
  • For Spring enrollment, complete applications are expected by January 2nd.
  • Applications can be submitted up to a year in advance, but applications submitted after the above dates may require a delayed enrollment.
To complete the process, you’ll need to request information from your previous educational institutions and provide email addresses for your references.

  • If you have taken the ACT or SAT and would like to submit your scores, please have them mailed to the Office of Admissions at Northeastern Baptist College.
    Our school SAT Code is DI 7999
    Provide Official Transcripts of all previous high school, college, or university academic work reflecting credit hours earned or attempted.  Original transcripts must be certified by and mailed from the registrar of each school directly to Northeastern Baptist College’s Admissions Office in an official, sealed envelope. They should be addressed to Northeastern Baptist College, Admissions Department, PO Box 4600, Bennington, VT 05201.

Transfer StudentsHomeschool Students

  • During the online application, you will provide contact information for one individual (non-family members) who have known you at least two years to complete the Personal Reference form.
  • During the online application, you will provide contact information for one teacher or professor or employer (non-family member) who has known you for at least one year to complete the Academic Reference form.
  • During the online application, you will provide contact information for the church of your current membership or your home church to complete the Pastor and Church Recommendation form.
Next, you’ll need to look over some of NEBC’s policies and standards and sign to agree that you will uphold them during your time at NEBC. We also require personal essays about your choice to apply to NEBC.

  • Carefully read the Standards of Conduct.
  • Carefully read the Baptist Faith and Message, and the requested sections of the Academic Catalog.
  • You will write one Academic Essay (250-300 words) that will be evaluated for both content and style. You will describe your life goals and how an education at Northeastern Baptist College will help you attain them.
  • You will write your Personal Testimony (150-200 words) detailing your salvation story.

Congratulations! You’ve been accepted! You may be wondering, “Now what?”  This section has the information and resources you’ll need as you prepare to start school.

New Student Packet 
Once you are accepted, an email and a mailed packet of information will soon follow containing information about housing, enrollment, and new student orientation.

Are you moving to Bennington?
If so, you’ll receive information soon concerning housing. Contact Tony Levesque, Director of Student Services, or visit our Housing page for more information.

New Student Orientation
During NSO you will be introduced to life at Northeastern, get to know other students, and gain valuable information about the institution.  In addition to receiving pertinent information for starting school, new students will:

  • learn about policies and procedures
  • receive your student ID
  • make all payments for the semester
  • meet the faculty and staff
  • have fun!

 

Statement on Nondiscrimination

Northeastern Baptist College does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, color, disability, national or ethnic origin, beyond its doctrinal statement, in the administration of its education policies, admission policies, employment policies, student activities, scholarships, or other College-administered programs.  NEBC does reserve the right to revoke admission or readmission in the event of an applicant’s misrepresentations in any phase of the application process.