Students graduating from high school or homeschooled, even if they have earned college credit while in high school, will complete the First Year or Freshmen application. This is also true for those who have received a GED instead of a high school diploma and have not enrolled at any other college or university.
- Applications can be submitted through The Common Application, nnu.edu/apply, or Apply Idaho.
- A current high school transcript must be sent to NNU Undergraduate Admissions. Students must also request that an official final transcript be forwarded to NNU before August 15. If students complete the GED, the test results must be submitted.
- All first-year student applicants may be required to take either the ACT, SAT or Classic Learning Test (CLT) before they can be granted admission to NNU. The optional writing test on either the ACT or the SAT is not required. The test may be taken more than once and students may apply for admission before taking the tests.
- High School GPA, High School Class-Rank, and Official test scores will be examined to determine admissions.
- If the homeschooled student's education is based upon a parent and student-designed curriculum, then the parent, as the primary instructor, should provide the University with the official high school transcript.