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New Students Enrollment Checklist

1. Visit our campus and find the right program or view available programs online
   • Set up an appointment with our Admissions Specialist for enrollment information. 
   • Call the Director of Student Engagement, Leadership & Career Services, for advice on choosing a program or career guidance.
2. Complete an Application for Admission
   • There is no application fee.
3. Send Official High School (or GED) and College Transcripts to the Records Office
   • Official copies must be sealed and unopened.
4. Apply for Financial Aid
   • Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. 
   • The Belmont College college code is 009941.
   • Contact Financial Aid if you have any questions
5. Schedule or Submit Placement Test Scores
   • Belmont College requires placement testing for any student new to college, which helps place students into courses appropriate for their academic skill level.
   • Belmont College offers the Accuplacer and accepts recent ACT scores. 
   • We strongly recommend using our Sample Test and Study Guide or review math and English concepts and principles at these suggested sites.. 
   • Photo ID required for testing.
6. Attend ‘First-Year Experience’ (FYE) Orientation
   • Our FYE Orientation is designed to improve a student’s transition into college. 
   • We help establish contacts with key college personnel and communicate important scheduling and curriculum information. 
   • Students will also learn how to access “MyBTC” student accounts and register for courses.
   • RSVP with our Admissions Specialist
7. Pay Balance of Fees and Tuition
   • Students eligible for financial aid will have this funding applied to their college expenses (tuition, fees, books) that will be charged to their college account. 
   • Contact the Belmont College Business Office to pay any remaining balance.
8. Buy Books at Belmont College Bookstore
   • Verify with the Financial Aid Office that your aid has been processed and approved if you plan on using aid to purchase books. 
   • Belmont College Booklists for each term, are available online.   
9. Attend All Classes!!!