Complete FAFSA Before March 1

FAFSA help

For maximum financial aid consideration, incoming students should fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid before March 1. Fill out FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov, and make sure to include NMU's federal code, 002301. If you have questions about FAFSA or would like assistance while filling it out, feel free to contact NMU's Financial Aid office. 
Create your NMU Adventure

MyNMU Adventure

Answer a few questions to create your own search of the NMU website, including links just for you related to academics, student groups and activities, scholarships and more. Begin your adventure now.
Helpful Resources for Prospective Students
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Online Resources

Access various elements of the application process online. You can even check the status of your application using your student identification number.
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We're Here To Answer Your Questions

Admissions counselors are available to answer any questions that you might have about NMU or the application process. Admissions counselors are determined by region. Find your admissions counselor
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First Year Experience for Incoming Students

The First Year Experience (FYE) program helps freshmen transition from high school to college life. Students choose a block of classes based on their interested major. These blocks increase academic success, familiarize students with campus resources, and build relationships among incoming students. Learn more FYE blocks will be available in March.
Apply by Student Type
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Freshmen or first-year students are students who will be attending college for the first time

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Transfer students have previousy attended an instiutuion of higher learning.

Visit the transfer student website
students studying Home School students are  completing high school curriculum via home or agency instruction veterans

Veterans are applicants who qualify for VA educational benefits
international students International students include international and Canadian students who are not U.S. citizens student working on computer Not sure which type of student you qualify as? Visit the apply by student type website

Winter and Spring 2013 College Visit Schedules

Already applied to NMU?

student smilingHave you already applied and are waiting to hear back from us? Check the status of your application to see what else we need to make an admission decision.

If you've been admitted to NMU, visit the new student checklist to learn more about what you can do now to prepare for college. 

Don't forget to register for orientation and housing!
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Visit During Wildcat Weekend

wildcat weekendDon't miss Wildcat Weekend, which is an open-house event for prospective students interested in learning about NMU. The next event takes place Saturday, March 22. Students who attend can take a campus tour, see a residence hall, have lunch on campus, meet current students and more. The registration deadline is noon, Tuesday, March 18. Register online at www.nmu.edu/wildcatweekend. 
Dollars and Sense

Do you have questions about scholarships and financial aid? How about the cost of attending NMU?

These links will help to make 'sense'  of it all,

The Cost Calculator is a tool to determine which scholarship you qualify for and to estimate what it might cost you to attend NMU.

Groups and Organizations

What is there to do at NMU?

A quick answer is: PLENTY!

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With more than 300 Student Groups and Organizations on campus this year there are a variety of ways to get involved.

Check out the Center for Student Enrichment site to see what your future opportunities are.
Planning to live on campus?

Magers Hall

NMU has 10 distinct residence hall communities--including an academic hall and upper-classman hall--each with its own "feel" to it.  Also, there are quite a few options for on-campus apartments.  Check out more information at www.nmu.edu/housing.