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Our admission process is highly personalized; You are not just a number and you are more than a name.

We do not place emphasis on standardized test scores and do not require them to be submitted with the application - we believe that four years of demonstrated academic ability provide a more accurate understanding of your intellect.  Our “whole person” approach requires much more individualized attention to students than is typical of most colleges, but we believe that such effort is necessary in order to enroll a highly qualified class with the greatest potential for success.

New England College has a rolling admission policy. Decisions are made on applications as they become complete (typically within two weeks). Applications are reviewed throughout the entire year: so it is never too late to apply!

Apply Online $30 Application Fee
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Application Components

Step I: Submit the following to the Office of Admission:

  • Completed online application, Common Application or Student Choice Application.

  • 1-2 page personal essay.  All topics are welcome and we encourage creativity!

  • Application fee ($30).  Application fee may be submitted directly through the Common Application website; for all other application forms, please visit our online submission option.  If you believe that you qualify for an application fee waiver, please contact your admission counselor directly.


Step II: Arrange to have the following sent to the Office of Admission:

  • Two academic letters of recommendation

  • High School transcript, including at least one marking period of the senior year. (College preparatory courses are strongly encouraged.)

Student Story
Adam Hennick
Adam Hennick, a Montréal, Quebec, Canada native, first visited New England College (NEC) about five years ago when his older brother was considering enrollment. Adam’s older brother did not ultimately enroll at NEC; however, Adam left campus that day with a couple of tangible souvenirs, a Men’s Ice Hockey t-shirt and a puck, as well as a valuable intangible memento – a favorable and lasting impression of NEC.
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