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Due to COVID-19: We are currently serving NWIC Students and the College remotely

Please note all classes for Fall 2020 are online or video conferencing. There are no face to face or in-person classes scheduled for Fall 2020 at any campus. Classes for Lummi Campus are posted under Independent & Online and Video Conference for your virtual classes. Please consult with your advisor or site manager for questions and assistance.

Please check class schedule on your JICs account in Student Logins before the start of the quarter for any changes.

July 22 2021

Update on NWIC’s COVID-19 Safe Re-opening and Maintenance Plan and the COVID-19 Vaccine Policy

Admission, Registration, and Academic Information

ADMISSION INFORMATION

Northwest Indian College primarily focuses on recruiting Native-American, Alaska Native, and Canadian First Nations students, but follows an ‘open door’ admissions policy. Anyone who has graduated from high school or the equivalent may be accepted into Northwest Indian College. Students who are under the age of 18 without a High School Diploma or the equivalent must obtain permission from their parent or legal guardian and the school district before enrolling for college-level courses in the Running Start program. Contact the Office of Admissions for more information on the Running Start Program. Students who are not prepared to begin college-level courses are provided with a wide variety of developmental course work designed to prepare them for more advanced study and to pursue programs suited to their interests and aptitude.

Admissions Online Application

Quarterly Class Schedules

Take a Virtual Tour

General Admission Procedures
Students who plan to work toward a degree, certificate or award of completion must complete the following admission procedures:

1. Submit a Northwest Indian College Application for Admission form.
You can apply online or download an Admissions Application form above. Application packets may be obtained from the Admissions Office on the Lummi Campus or at any Instructional site. Applications may also be requested by phone, mail, fax or e-mail.

2. Submit a copy of your High School Diploma or GED with the completed Application for Admission.
Please submit a copy of either your High School Diploma/transcripts or GED with your application.

3. Send a copy of your Tribal Certification with the completed Application for Admission.
If you do not have documentation, complete a Northwest Indian College Tribal Certification Release form listed above, and send it with your completed Application for Admission. Please note: Resident tuition rates apply only to students with tribal certification on file or non-resident students who meet the criteria below. All other students are considered Non-Resident students for tuition paying purposes.
- Demonstrated Indian ancestry and live on or near an Indian reservation
- Spouse or dependent of a Resident student
- Employee of Northwest Indian College or tribal agency within the NWIC service area
- Spouse or dependent of Northwest Indian College or tribal agency employee within the NWIC service area
4. Submit official transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities.
Please submit them as soon as possible but not later than the end of the first quarter of enrollment at Northwest Indian College. You must also complete a Transfer Evaluation Request. The form is listed above under Admissions Forms. Students receiving financial aid or veterans benefits may need to submit paperwork. Since most available aid comes from federal and state government sources, early application is strongly advised.

5. Complete Placement testing.
You can now take the placement test via Zoom with the Testing Coordinator. Please email testing@nwic.edu at least 1 day prior to your wanted testing day to get scheduled. All new students attending NWIC are required to complete the Accuplacer Placement test in order to assist in the selection of courses appropriate to the student’s academic ability. The results of the Accuplacer placement test also assist student advisors in the selection of courses appropriate to the student’s academic ability.
Testing and Placement

Are you a new student that needs to complete placement testing in order to register? All new students attending NWIC are required to complete the a placement test in order to assist in the selection of courses appropriate to the student’s academic ability. Northwest Indian College uses the Accuplacer test. The Accuplacer test is untimed and is not pass/fail. It is a tool to help you and your advisor select the right classes for you to be successful.

You will receive your test results immediately after you finish testing. Your results will include information about your English and math placement. For most students, your next step after testing is to meet with an advisor and select classes.

The results of the Accuplacer placement test also assist student advisors in the selection of courses appropriate to the student’s academic ability.

The Testing Center at Northwest Indian College provides all incoming students with placement exams as well as offering placement services to the general public. The Testing Center is located in the Center for Student Success, Building #17, on Northwest Indian College’s main campus in Bellingham WA.

For more information, please contact the Testing Center by emailing testing@nwic.edu

If you are running late or need to reschedule your appointment please contact the testing center via telephone or email to inform the Testing Center Staff. Any appointments that are more than 15 minutes late are considered forfeited.

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION/GED

To learn more about Adult Basic Education and preparing for the GED, contact instructor at Khumphreys@nwic.edu 360-390-4262 or stop by the Learning Assistance Center (Bldg. 3) on the Lummi Campus. For more information about the GED test or if you believe you would benefit from testing accommodations please visit: https://www.sbctc.edu/becoming-a-student/basic-education/ged-students.aspx

Please note that GED test scheduling and payment is no longer handled through Northwest Indian College. For more GED Information please visit https://ged.com/. You can find further information through the GED portal once you create a profile at https://ged.com/. Northwest Indian College no longer has access to student GED files. Please direct questions regarding transcripts and copies of certificates to the following link. Third party inquiries please follow this link to confirm a students GED standing.

COST AND PAYMENT OPTIONS

Students wishing to take an Accuplacer test to apply for Admission at Northwest Indian College are not charged a fee.

Students wishing to take an Accuplacer test for another institution are more than welcome to do so at NWIC. Be sure to make your remote testing appointment through your host institution and contact NWIC to make your appointment. There is a $35.00 fee.

Payable in the NWIC accounting office located in building 9 with cash, check, or card. Card payments may be called in at (360) 676-2772 and asking for accounting.

Once you have completed your placement test, scores are available immediately. These scores will be shared with your academic advisor, so that they may assist you in choosing appropriate math and English courses.
New Student Orientation
Welcome to Northwest Indian College!
Welcome new students! We’re so excited to have you joining our community. Northwest Indian College has served students since classes were first offered in 1973. 47 years later, we continue to promotes Indigenous self-determination and knowledge to our students. We’re proud of the achievements and successes of our current students and more than 1800 alumni. We look forward to supporting you as you work toward your academic and professional goals.

This orientation is designed to familiarize you with campus and prepare you for your college experience. The experience will be two-fold:
- Orientation Canvas page, which is a a course management system that supports online learning and teaching. The page has a lot of interactive information designed into modules, and each student will be required to work through and complete the survey at the end of the course. All new students will be automatically added to this course. If you would like to be added to this course, please email sperez@nwic.edu.
- Interactive Zoom meeting, where you will be able to meet virtually with staff, faculty, and other new students. There are several meeting times scheduled for you to choose from.

Admissions Forms

Information Request

LEARN MORE ABOUT NWIC

Admissions Application

APPLY ON-LINE

Admissions Application

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Tribal Certification Release

PDF DOWNLOAD

Program of Study

COMPLETE ON-LINE

Program of Study

PDF DOWNLOAD

Transfer Evaluation Request

COMPLETE ON-LINE

Transfer Evaluation Request

PDF DOWNLOAD

FERPA Waiver

COMPLETE ON-LINE

FERPA Waiver 2020-2021

PDF DOWNLOAD

AR Hold Scholarship Application

PDF DOWNLOAD

Registration Information

REGISTRATION

Once admitted, every NWIC student must register each quarter. The registration process includes meeting with an advisor, enrolling in classes, paying financial obligations, and completing any other information forms as needed. Students may update their address and other contact information online through the student information system also known as JICS ( Jenzabar Internet Campus Solution).

The registration calendar has three critical dates: Regular Registration, Late Registration, and Permission for Late Registration. Students are responsible for knowing and adhering to these dates, which are available online.

Regular Registration
Late Registration & Permission for Late Registration

Registrations are accepted during Late Registration for any regularly scheduled class. Registrations received after the close of Late Registration date for regularly scheduled classes require permission from the instructor. The add/drop form must be signed and submitted to the Enrollment Services Office for processing. Please note: Late registrations incur a $35.00 late registration fee.
Adding and Dropping Courses

Once registration for courses is complete a student can adjust their schedule by adding or dropping a course or courses in accordance with the deadlines published in the online Quarterly Schedule.

Students may officially withdraw from any course through the first five weeks of fall, winter, and spring quarters and the published census date by using the procedure detailed above. Official withdrawals occurring after the third week of fall, winter, and spring quarters and the second week of summer quarter are posted on the student’s permanent record as a ‘W’ in the grade column on the transcript.

Center for Student Success
Contact Information:

Admissions:
Advising - Lummi Campus:
Financial Aid:
Enrollment Services:
Residence Life Center:
Student Activities:
Testing–Accuplacer and GED:
Official Transcripts:
Tribal Verification:

Tuition and Fees

2021-2022 Tuition Rates

Tuition Rates 2021-2022

Credits	Resident 2021-2022	Non-Resident 2021-2022
1	$99	$198
2	$198	$396
3	$297	$594
4	$396	$792
5	$495	$990
6	$594	$1,188
7	$693	$1,386
8	$792	$1,584
9	$891	$1,782
10	$990	$1,980
11	$1,086	$2,178
12	$1,188	$2,376
13+	$99 per cr.	$198 per cr.

2021-2022 Fees

Laboratory or materials fees: Certain courses carry laboratory or materials fees. All students are required to pay an enrollment fee and technology fee, and activity fee depending on the number of enrolled credits.

1-5 credit hours:

$35 non-refundable enrollment fee, $50 technology fee. Total fees = $85/qtr

6-11 credit hours:

$35 non-refundable enrollment fee, $50 technology fee, and a $20 student activity fee. Total fees for part-time enrollment = $105/qtr

12-18 credit hours:

$35 non-refundable enrollment fee, $50 technology fee and a $50 student activity fee. Total fees for full-time enrollment = $135/qtr

* An additional $35 non-refundable late enrollment fee may apply

Student Accounts & Billing

Accessing your Student Account

You may access your student account in JICS under the “Finance” Tab.

When you register for classes or make changes to your registration, you are making a financial commitment to NWIC. Failure to view your account does not negate your responsibility to pay by the due date.

Account Holds

TR Hold (Transcript Request Hold)
Your current balance is somewhere between $0.01 and $499.99. This balance will still allow you to register for courses, however you will not be able to access your unofficial transcripts or even order official transcripts

AR Hold (Accounts Receivable Hold)
Your current balance exceeds $500, and you will not be able to register until your balance is below this amount. Common reasons this happens include not having submitted a copy of your tribal ID or CDIB information when you submitted your application, or not completing verification for financial aid.

Making Payments

Over the Phone
In-Person
Via E-mail
Via Mail

3rd Party Payments

If some or all of your tuition and fees will be paid by a qualified 3rd Party, the authorization guaranteeing payment of a specified amount of your tuition and fees must be received in the Accounts Receivable Office.

Mail 3rd Party Authorizations to:

Northwest Indian College
Attn: Accounting
2522 Kwina Road
Bellingham, WA 98226

Having a 3rd Party Authorization on file does not remove your responsibility to assure that all tuition and fees are paid. Should your 3rd Party not send a timely payment, the debt will remain on your student account and you will be responsible for any charges.

In addition, if you will be receiving Financial Aid, you should notify the Financial Aid Department (financialaid@nwic.edu) regarding your eligibility for aid.

Accounting Department Contact Information:

Student Accounts
Financial Aid
Residence Life Center

Registration Procedures

New and Returning Students

#1 ADMISSION:

Submit a completed NWIC Admission Application to the Office of Admissions, a copy of your high school diploma or equivalent, and a copy of your Tribal certification, Tribal enrollment card, or letter of documentation from your federally recognized Tribe (if applicable). Documentation is necessary to determine resident student status to be eligible for the resident student tuition rate. For residency-related questions, please contact Admissions.

#2 FINANCIAL AID:

Complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. For priority deadlines, please refer to the Financial Aid section of the catalog or contact the Financial Aid Office.

Contact Financial Aid

#3 PLACEMENT:

New students and transfer students who have not taken college-level Math and/or English are required to take a placement test. Transfer students who have taken college-level Math and/or English are required to submit official transcripts and need to fill out a Transfer Evaluation Request Form.

#4 ADVISING:

Meet with your advisor to review placement results and/or transcripts and discuss
educational goals to develop an educational plan.

#5 REGISTRATION:

Continuing Students

#1 FINANCIAL AID:

Complete the FAFSA online at www.fafsa.ed.gov EACH ACADEMIC YEAR and review you financial aid status.

Contact Financial Aid

#2 ADVISING:

Meet with your advisor quarterly to review your educational and career goal, confirm your
courses of study and check on your progress toward graduation.

#3 REGISTRATION:

Running Start

What is Running Start?

The Running Start Program is a partnership between NWIC and Washington state public high schools. The program offers eligible high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to take NWIC classes that satisfy both high school and college credit requirements simultaneously, tuition free. Running Start allows a student to get a head start on earning college credits, seek a greater academic challenge, or take courses that are not offered in their high school. Students may enroll concurrently in high school and college classes, or solely in college classes. While tuition for college-level classes is paid by the Running Start Programs, the cost of fees, books and supplies are paid by the students.

To participate in NWIC’s Running Start program, students must take the NWIC placement tests and place at college-level English (English 100 or above). Other criteria and specific procedures for enrolling in courses as a Running Start student are available from the NWIC Office of Admissions.

Students continuing in the Running Start Program are required to submit paperwork quarterly. Students are not charged tuition if they stay within the Running Start eligibility criteria. Students are responsible for all fees.

Running Start Process
1. Schedule an appointment to take a placement test at either the NWIC main campus or the site closest to you (see directions below).
2. If you pass the ENGL 100 threshold, you will take home the Running Start Packet to be completed and returned.
3. Return ALL Running Start packet materials to either the Running Start Coordinator or the Site Manager (and contact info above).
4. Meet with your High School counselor to fill out the RSEVF form (Running Start Enrollment Verification Form) and choose your college classes.*
5. Meet with the Running Start Coordinator or the NWIC Site Manager to fill out a Registration form and register for college courses.
6. Finally: This is very important… ATTEND ALL OF YOUR COURSES!!!!!
* Repeat steps 4-6 Each quarter!
Running Start Forms
Helpful Links

Running Start Coordinator
Alisha Sellars
Phone: 360.392.4273
Email: aksellars@nwic.edu

First Year Experience/ RS Advisor/ Testing Coordinator
Shoshaunee Perez
Phone: 360.392.4243
Email: sperez@nwic.edu

General Information

Email: runningstart@nwic.edu

Running Start Application

COMPLETE ONLINE

Academic Calendars

Academic Year

AT-A-GLANCE CALENDAR 2021-2022

Summer Quarter 2021	Fall Quarter 2021	Winter Quarter 2022	Spring Quarter 2022
Registration - May 17 to July 02, 2021	Registration - May 17 to Sept 17, 2021	Registration - Nov 8 to Jan 5, 2022	Registration - Feb 21 to Apr 5
Quarter Begins-July 06, 2021	Quarter Begins-September 20, 2021	Quarter Begins-January 6, 2022	Quarter Begins-April 6, 2022
Independence Day -July 4, 2021	Veteran’s Day-November 11, 2021	MLK/Treaty Day Observed-January 17, 2022	Memorial Day-May 30, 2022
Quarter Ends-August 20, 2021	Thanksgiving-November 25-26, 2021	President’s Day-February 21, 2022	Quarter Ends-June 17, 2022
	Quarter Ends-December 10, 2021	Billy Frank Jr. Day-March 9, 2022	Commencement-June 17, 2022
		Quarter Ends-March 25, 2022

Important Dates 2021-2022

Important Dates	Summer 2021 (AY 2022)	Fall 2021 (AY 2022)	Winter 2022 (AY 2022)	Spring 2022 (AY 2022)
Registration	May 17 - July 2	May 17 - Sept 17	Nov 8 - Jan 5	Feb 21 - Apr 5
Admissions App/Financial Aid - Priority Deadline	None	June 15	Oct 15	Feb 1
Graduation App Due	None	July 1	Oct 15	Jan 31
Quarter classes begin	July 6	Sept 20	Jan 6	Apr 6
Late Registration	July 6- July 9	Sept 20-24	Jan 6 - 7	Apr 6 - 8
Permission for Late Registration	None	Sept 27 - Oct 1	Jan 10 - 14	Apr 11 - 15
Administrative Drop for Prerequisites and Requirements (5pm) (Ad/Pr drop)	None	Sept 22	Jan 10	Apr 8
Faculty Discretionary Drops Due (FDD)	None	Oct 1	Jan 14	Apr 15
Last day to sign up for S/U grading, or register for LC or CEU (including ABE, GED)	July 13	Oct 5	Jan 18	Apr 19
Last day for 100% refund for official withdrawal from courses (Census Date)	July 15	Oct 7	Jan 20	Apr 21
Midterm Week	None	Oct 25 -29	Feb 7 - 11	May 9 - 13
Midterm Grading in JICS	None	Oct 23 - Oct 31	Feb 5 - 13	May 7 - 15
Last day to officially withdrawal* (No Refund after Census Date)	None	Nov 12	Feb 25	May 27
Incomplete Agreements Due (5pm)	Aug 23	Dec 13	Mar 28	June 20
Final Grading in JICS	Aug 9- Aug 23	Nov 29 - Dec 13	Mar 14 - 28	June 6 - June 20
Last day of the quarter	Aug 20	Dec 10	Mar 25	June 17
Graduation Commencement Ceremony				June 17

Holidays - College Closed
4th of July, observed	July 5
Veterans Day		Nov 11
Thanksgiving Holiday		Nov 24, 12pm Close
Thanksgiving Holiday		Nov 25, 26
Martin Luther King Day			Jan 17
Presidents Day			Feb 21
Billy Frank Jr Day			Mar 9
Memorial Day				May 30

Graduation & Commencement

NWIC Graduation and Honors

NWIC GRADUATION

Graduation is the official awarding of degrees earned while commencement is the event which celebrates the completion of degree programs.

Students must complete an application for graduation no later than the first three weeks of the quarter before the student plans to graduate. Degrees are not automatically granted upon completion of requirements. The application must be completed through JICs. A $10 fee applies.

Graduation with Honors
Graduation with High Honors
Graduation with Highest Honors
Appeal for Waiver of Academic Requirements

Students may appeal for a waiver or substitution of requirements, with the exception of total credits required for graduation. A Waiver of Academic Requirement form must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office. The Petition to waive academic requirement will be reviewed by a committee, normally the Registrar, Transcript Evaluator and the Academic Advisor. The appeal must describe the reasons for the waiver or substitution and should be submitted at least two quarters prior to graduation.

NWIC HONORS

President’s List

Students completing 12 or more credits with a GPA of 4.00 will be included on the quarterly President’s List.

Dean’s List

Students completing 12 or more credits with a GPA of 3.50 or higher, will be included on the quarterly Dean’s List.

NWIC Commencement

2021 NWIC Virtual Commencement Video

Commencement

Commencement Application deadline was June 1.

This has been a challenging academic year in many ways, but the Class of 2021 has risen to the occasion. Celebrating your graduation will provide yet one more opportunity for you to show the world your resilience and perseverance!

Northwest Indian College is providing you multiple options to safely celebrate your academic accomplishments! A virtual ceremony, much like 2020’s Commencement Ceremony will be offered, as well as a limited in-person ceremony to walk across stage, receive your diploma, and take photos in your cap and gown. You don’t have to choose just one option; you’re welcome to attend both the virtual ceremony and the limited in-person stage walk on June 18th, 2021.

Missed the 2021 Graduates Meeting?
Watch the Meeting Recording: 2021 Graduates Meeting

Participating in Commencement

Northwest Indian College holds one ceremony per year at the end of spring quarter to honor those who have graduated the previous summer, fall, winter, and spring quarters. Students must complete an online commencement application. Students must have completed all graduation requirements or be currently enrolled in all remaining requirements to be eligible to participate in commencement. Participation in commencement requires a $25.00 fee.

Please note: participation in the ceremony does not denote completion of graduation requirements. Degrees and certificates are not awarded or recorded until all credit requirements are completed. Official degrees are posted to the transcript and a diploma is printed once the final credits are completed and verified by the Registrar. The official transcript is the official document of program and course completion.
How to Apply for Commencement
Commencement Fees & Care Package
A $25 fee must be received and processed in order to receive the Care Package. To process this fee, you can either:
1. Fill out the Credit Card Form and submit to studentaccounts@nwic.edu
2. Email studentaccounts@nwic.edu with your phone number and a staff member will contact you when in office to process your credit card over the phone.
Care packages have been mailed as of June 4, 2021. The care package will include your cap, gown, tassel, grad gift, diploma cover, any honors cords or stoles as applicable. If you are participating in the in-person stage walk, be sure to bring these items! If any items were missing from your Care Package, they will be available at the in-person stage walk. If you are not participating in the stage walk, you can contact graduationcommittee@nwic.edu for item corrections.
Other Items

TICKETS
No tickets are required for guests for the Commencement. However, for students attending the in-person stage walk, only members of the graduate’s immediate household will be allowed in the audience to maintain social distancing guidelines.

HONORS RECEPTION
More info to come soon. Hosted by the NWIC Board of Trustees

PROGRAM COLORS
BSNES – Forrest Green
TGBM – Purple
NSL – Teal/Turquoise
CARE – Royal Blue
AASDTA – Red

QUESTIONS:
email: GraduationCommittee@nwic.edu

2021 Commencement Application

CLOSED

Commencement 2021 Photo Tips

Review some tips for submitting your commencement photo.

Enrollment Information

Enrollment & Transcripts

Northwest Indian College’s primary focus is on recruiting Native American and First Nations (Canadian) students but follows an “open door” admissions policy.

Anyone who is 18 years of age or older and who has graduated from high school or completed a GED may enroll. Students who are between the ages of 16 and 18, who have completed a high school diploma or GED, must obtain permission from their school district before enrolling for college or high school level courses. Students 16 years of age and older are eligible to enroll in Continuing Education (CEU) courses. Students who are not prepared to begin college level courses are provided with a wide variety of developmental course work designed to enable them to prepare for more advanced study and to pursue programs suited to their interests and aptitude.

*As of July 1, 2015, students are REQUIRED to submit a copy of a high school diploma or GED before their application is considered accepted.

Getting Your Transcripts

Online

Ordering a transcript online through the National Student Clearinghouse is a more convenient option that ensures all information is entered correctly to prevent delays and includes status notifications. There is a $4.00 fee and a convenience fee of $2.25 per transaction (the $4.00 fee is waived one time for currently enrolled full-time students).

NSC Transcript Ordering Center

Paper

Ordering a transcript through the Enrollment Services Office. There is a $4.00 fee and a convenience fee of $2.25 per transaction (the $4.00 fee is waived one time for currently enrolled full-time students). Completed forms should be submitted to enrollmentservices@nwic.edu.

Official Transcript Request (PDF)

If you have any questions please contact the Enrollment Office at 360-392-4245 or
enrollmentservices@nwic.edu.

Enrollment & Transcript Forms

Transcript Ordering Center

COMPLETE ON-LINE
Order your Official Transcript Online at National Student Clearinghouse website.

Official Transcript Request

PDF DOWNLOAD

Registration Form

PDF DOWNLOAD
For students who are enrolling in a course that is not available to be enrolled in JICS by an advisor/site manager.

Add/Drop Form

PDF DOWNLOAD
For students currently enrolled, who need to change his/her schedule after JICS is closed or who need instructor permission for late registration or pre-requisite waiver.

Continuing Education
Units Form

PDF DOWNLOAD
For Continuing Education Units, typically used for workshops & conferences.

Student Life

NWIC students are encouraged to engage and integrate into the life of the institution. Students are offered opportunities to participate in enrichment activities through Student Affairs, student government, and residence life.

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Financial Aid

Northwest Indian College administers a broad range of financial aid, scholarships, and work-study programs for students who can demonstrate financial need.

Learn More

NWIC Extended Campus Locations

Northwest Indian College‘s main campus is located at the Lummi Nation. The College also has six full service extended campus sites located at Muckleshoot, Nez Perce, Nisqually, Port Gamble S’Klallam, Swinomish, and Tulalip. Please use the location links to view details for each extended campus site.

Muckleshoot Campus

Nisqually Campus

Nez Perce Campus

Port Gamble S’Klallam Campus

Swinomish Campus

Tulalip Campus

Come Back and Finish Your Degree! Limited Time Only: Accounts Receivable (AR) Hold Waiver Plan

Find Out How!

Admissions

Due to COVID-19: We are currently serving NWIC Students and the College remotely

Admission, Registration, and Academic Information

ADMISSION INFORMATION

Admissions Forms

Registration Information

REGISTRATION

Center for Student SuccessContact Information:

Tuition and Fees

2021-2022 Tuition Rates

Tuition Rates 2021-2022

2021-2022 Fees

1-5 credit hours:

6-11 credit hours:

12-18 credit hours:

Student Accounts & Billing

Student Accounts & Billing

Accessing your Student Account

Account Holds

Making Payments

3rd Party Payments

Accounting Department Contact Information:

Registration Procedures

New and Returning Students

#1 ADMISSION:

#2 FINANCIAL AID:

#3 PLACEMENT:

#4 ADVISING:

#5 REGISTRATION:

Continuing Students

#1 FINANCIAL AID:

#2 ADVISING:

#3 REGISTRATION:

Running Start

Running Start

What is Running Start?

Academic Calendars

Academic Year

AT-A-GLANCE CALENDAR 2021-2022

Important Dates 2021-2022

Graduation & Commencement

NWIC Graduation and Honors

NWIC GRADUATION

NWIC HONORS

President’s List

Dean’s List

NWIC Commencement

Commencement

2021 Commencement Application

Enrollment Information

Enrollment & Transcripts

Northwest Indian College’s primary focus is on recruiting Native American and First Nations (Canadian) students but follows an “open door” admissions policy.

Getting Your Transcripts

Online

Paper

If you have any questions please contact the Enrollment Office at 360-392-4245 or enrollmentservices@nwic.edu.

Enrollment & Transcript Forms

Student Life

Financial Aid

NWIC Extended Campus Locations

Come Back and Finish Your Degree! Limited Time Only: Accounts Receivable (AR) Hold Waiver Plan

Center for Student Success
Contact Information:

If you have any questions please contact the Enrollment Office at 360-392-4245 or
enrollmentservices@nwic.edu.