General Admissions Requirements
To apply for undergraduate admittance to Neumont College of Computer Science, a potential student must submit the following documents for review:
- Application for Admission
- High school and/or college transcripts
- Additional academic performance records such as standardized tests (ACT or SAT), military credits, or documentation of a homeschool curriculum, if applicable.
Applicants are evaluated for their academic potential, technical knowledge, and level of motivation. Students may apply for admittance during all published admission periods.
All students may be required to take courses or portions of courses online. All students, including both online and residential, will be required to complete an online readiness assessment during the admissions process.
Incoming students must have earned a high school diploma or equivalent prior to enrolling and attending classes. Students who have completed a homeschooled curriculum must provide proof of completion of homeschooling at the secondary level as defined by law in their home state. Homeschooled students should work with their admissions counselor to determine the appropriate documentation needed to demonstrate high school diploma equivalency.
Students must submit a final official high school or college transcript documenting a graduation date, a GED, or other acceptable proof of high school diploma equivalency prior to enrollment. All records submitted to the college become the property of Neumont College of Computer Science as part of each student’s permanent record and are not returnable.
Note: New first year bachelor's degree students are automatically enrolled in the Computer Science program for their first three quarters.