New Student Orientation

Welcome to NEBC!

Before starting your college journey, all new students participate in New Student Orientation (NSO). Your NSO experience is purposed to transition you into college life and your new identity as a soldier within the NEBC community.

We understand the #1 need for a new student transitioning to college is relational. That is why we have separated your NSO into three parts: 1) Pre-orientation task list, 2) in-person NSO, and 3) 4-week “NEBC College Experience” class.

Step 1
Pre Orientation Task List

Begin your orientation before you get here! Your pre-orientation task list will help prepare you with the necessary information before you arrive on campus. Click here to get started!

View Pre Orientation Task List

Step 2
In Person New Student Orientation

During your in-person NSO, you will have time to settle into your room, meet our faculty and staff, and become acquainted with daily life practices as an NEBC college student.

View NSO Recap video

Step 3
The NEBC Experience Class

New students are all enrolled in a four-week “NEBC Experience” class, where you will have a weekly check-in on your transition and participate in various seminars that will further aid your academic transition.

Getting Started

Completing the online commitment form for Northeastern Baptist College is a simple and important step in your journey toward enrollment. This form lets the college know of your intent to attend and helps them begin preparing for your arrival. By submitting it online, you’re officially securing your place and allowing the admissions team to support you through the next steps, including registration and housing if needed.

Complete Enrollment Form

Filling out the Emergency Contact Form for Northeastern Baptist College ensures that the college can quickly reach someone you trust in case of an emergency. This vital information helps keep you safe and gives both you and your loved ones peace of mind while you’re on campus. Completing the form is quick and easy, and it’s an important part of preparing for your time at NEBC.

Complete Emergency Contact Form

Completing the Work Study Program application form at Northeastern Baptist College is a great way to explore on-campus job opportunities while helping to offset educational expenses. This form lets the college know you’re interested in participating and helps match you with available positions that fit your schedule and skills. Submitting the application is a key first step toward gaining valuable work experience during your time at NEBC.

Apply for work study

Completing the Housing and Parking Application form for Northeastern Baptist College is an important part of getting ready for campus life. This form allows you to request on-campus housing and reserve a parking spot if you plan to bring a vehicle. By submitting it early, you help ensure that your living and parking arrangements are in place before the semester begins, making your transition to NEBC smooth and stress-free.

Complete Housing Application

Complete and return the Immunization form or the Immunization Exemption form before New Student Orientation

Complete Form Complete Exemption Form

Set up your Populi account

Populi is NEBC’s information management system. It is where you will access course syllabi, conduct class communication, submit assignments, and see your grades. Instructions to login and set up your password will be in the welcome email.

To create your student ID badge, please upload a clear photo of yourself. You can easily submit your picture by uploading it through the provided link here.

Upload Image

Academics & Work Study

Be sure to review the academic calendars to stay informed about important dates and upcoming breaks. These calendars include key information such as the start and end of each semester, holidays, registration deadlines, and exam periods. Keeping track of these dates will help you plan ahead and stay organized throughout the academic year.

View Academic Calendar

Adjustments can be made via email, or during your in-person appointment during NSO week.

It’s important to take time to read through the academic policies at Northeastern Baptist College. These guidelines outline essential information about grading, attendance, course requirements, academic integrity, and more. Understanding these policies will help you succeed in your studies and ensure you meet all academic expectations during your time at NEBC.

Read Academic Policies

Complete the work study training module and email the Director of Student Services stating that you understand and agree with the terms of the work study program.

Complete Work Study Training

Campus life

Reviewing the Student Conduct and Rights policies at Northeastern Baptist College is an essential part of preparing for campus life. These guidelines help create a respectful, safe, and Christ-centered community by outlining student responsibilities, behavioral expectations, and individual rights. Familiarizing yourself with them ensures you know what’s expected and how to thrive as a member of the NEBC community.

Review Student Code

Living at Jehovah Jireh Hall

Jehovah Jireh Hall is available for single, full-time students. Students are placed in a double room which contains a full bathroom, bunk bed, shared dresser, and two desks. Students living in JJHall also have access to
common areas including a kitchen, dining room, and laundry facilities.

View JJ Hall Housing Book

Living at Gray Allison Village

NEBC also offers housing for families and upper classmen (sophomore or higher). The Gray Allison Village Apartments include nine duplex apartments, featuring two multi-level apartments. Each apartment has a kitchen and dining area, a living room, two bedrooms, and 1.5 bathrooms.

View GAV Housing Book

How to cook at JJ Hall

How to do your laundry