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Credit by Exam
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Admissions
Getting Started
Click on the link below that best describes you:
- New Student - I have never attended college before and I want to apply to a degree or certificate program.
- Transfer Student - I want to apply to a degree or certificate program and I have attended college before.
- Former Student - I am not currently attending North Idaho College but have previously attended and wish to continue my education at NIC.
- Non-degree Student (Credit) - I am not seeking a degree but I would like to take some classes for credit.
- Non-degree Student (Non-Credit) - I am not seeking a degree but I would like to take some non-credit classes. (Not eligible for financial aid.)
- Workforce Training and Community Education - I am seeking non-credit courses for personal enrichment or career development.
- Dual Credit High School Student - I am attending high school or I am home schooled and I would like to take classes that will grant me high school and college credit.
- Tech Prep Student - I am a high school student enrolled in a technical course and want to get college credit.
- International Student - I am not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and I wish to attend with a student visa.
- Senior Citizen - I am looking for classes for individuals over 60.
Affirmative Action
North Idaho College does not discriminate or deny services on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, nationality, religion, gender, sexual status, age, disability, or status as a Vietnam-era veteran.
Americans With Disabilities Act
North Idaho College commits itself to be in compliance with both the letter and the spirit of any federal or state legislation or directives regarding equitable treatment for those with disabilities. Federal law prohibits pre-admission inquiries about disabilities. Information regarding disabilities, voluntarily given or inadvertently received, will not affect any admission decision. Contact Disability Support Services (208-769-7794) early in the admission process if you require disability-related services or accommodations for placement testing. Information received is confidential.
Campus Safety
In compliance with the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990, the annual Safety and Security Report is available as part of NIC's commitment to safety and security on campus.