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Undergraduate Admissions
Become a Trailblazer!
Your journey starts here, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and in one of the fastest growing areas in the country. At North Greenville University, we are equipping students to be transformational leaders for church and society, and trailblazers in their communities.
With a growing list of programs, an expert faculty, personalized instruction, and adventure waiting around every corner, NGU will prepare you for any calling in any field. We are innovators, we are culture-shapers, and we are leaders. We are Trailblazers!
Come See it For Yourself
Join us for a campus visit, preview day, or overnight visit and be immersed in life at NGU. You will have the opportunity to connect with admissions counselors, meet NGU professors, and get an inside look into classrooms at the university.
Your Questions, Answered.
NGU Partners With OneLife Institute
North Greenville is excited to partner with OneLife Institute, granting college credit to students in their 9-month gap year program. During this year, students engage in practical learning, local service projects, and domestic and international trips.
Get Involved in the Army ROTC
Interested in joining the Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps? Combine academics and hands-on training in our Army ROTC program.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is NGU’s acceptance criteria?
To be considered for admission, freshman applicants (first time college students) must have at least a 3.0 cumulative SC weighted GPA at the time of application.
Transfer students must have at least a cumulative 2.0 GPA. Any student with less than 12 college credit hours must then meet freshman admission requirements.
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What materials are required to submit with my application?
Freshman applicants will need to submit an official high school transcript. Test scores are optional, but we do accept ACT, SAT, and CLT scores.
Transfer applicants will need to submit official transcripts from all colleges and universities previously attended along with your final high school transcript.
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What are my financial aid opportunities?
At the time of application review, we evaluate your transcripts for academic scholarship opportunities. You can also explore our additional undergraduate financial opportunities here.
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How much does it cost to attend NGU?
See the breakdown of costs here.
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How does NGU decide how AP exam scores translate into college credit?
Discover how your performance on AP exams can directly translate into valuable college credit with our comprehensive guide.
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How does NGU decide how CLEP scores will translate into college credit?
NGU determines how CLEP scores translate into college credit based on specific credit equivalency guidelines. For detailed information, visit our College Level Examination Program page.
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Are freshmen required to live on campus?
In most cases, all students are required to live on campus unless they are commuting from a parent or guardian’s home in the local area. Call the Campus Ministries and Student Engagement with any questions at 864.977.7121.
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What are the campus housing options?
You can explore our residence hall accommodations here.
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What are the dining options on campus?
Trailblazer Hospitality options include the Todd Gathering Place, Chick-Fil-A, and The 1892 Place. Visit the locations and menus page to learn more.
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Is each student required to have a computer on campus?
We highly recommend bringing your own computer, but students are not required to have their own computers. We offer several computer labs on campus equipped with computers, printers, and copy machines. Please contact IT Services if you have any questions at 864.977.7272.
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What should I know about chapel?
Chapel is held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. in Turner Chapel. We also offer occasional evening services at different times throughout the semester. The worship is typically led by students, and the speakers come from all around the world.
Chapel is a zero credit course that is graded on a pass/fail system. Students take chapel every semester they are enrolled at NGU, up to seven times. Students are required to attend 18 chapel services each semester in order to pass the course.
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Is there a curfew at NGU?
NGU does not have a curfew; however, our campus front gate and main buildings close at 12:00 a.m. on weekdays and 1:00 a.m. on weekends. We have a no-loitering policy after these hours. If students are coming or going, we ask that they have their NGU Student IDs with them. Our Campus Security Officers may ask to check their IDs in order to ensure that those entering campus are permitted to be here.