Welcome, Future Colts!

Middlesex College uses rolling admissions, so there are no specific deadlines—unless you are applying for our selective health programs: Nursing, Dental Hygiene, or Radiography or as an International Student seeking an F1 Student Visa.

High school and college transcripts (if applicable). They can be sent to admissions@middlesexcollege.edu

Yes, there is a $25 nonrefundable application fee. High school students receiving free or reduced lunch may qualify for a fee waiver from their high school.

You can check your status through your application portal or by contacting Admissions. You’ll also receive updates via email.

No, but scores can be used for exemptions and course placement.

Yes, you can change your major by contacting Admissions or when you meet with an academic advisor, they can change your major at no cost.

You should hear back within 2-3 business days.

We offer more than 90 degree and certificate programs. More information can be found here.

Yes, we offer payment plan options during the Fall, Spring, & Summer.

Note: No payment plan options are available during the Winter session.

Log back into the application portal using your credentials to continue your application.

No, if you have not yet submitted your application, you can log back into your account and make your edits. If you did submit your application, please contact Enrollment Services at admissions@middlesexcollege.edu for assistance.

• Contact the Admissions Office
• Attend an information session
• Visit the campus or centers

Once admitted, claim your NetID, send your official transcripts (High School/College) then you can meet with an academic advisor to select your classes.

Schedules are not mailed. You can view your schedule online through Canvas or Self-Service.

International transcripts usually need to be evaluated by a credential evaluation service. Visit naces.org/members and select any organization under “Current members.”

Any student, regardless of income, who wants to be considered for federal, state, and school financial aid programs must complete the FAFSA. This includes grants, scholarships, work-study funds, and loans. To learn more visit financial aid or studentaid.gov.

Complete the FAFSA to determine eligibility. Our Financial Aid office can help you complete your FAFSA, we offer FAFSA on Demand appointments and FAFSA workshops. The priority deadline is June 1 for the Fall semester, November 1 for the Spring semester, and April 1 for the Summer semester.

Yes. Learn more about scholarships.

We have articulations (transfer) agreements with over 60 colleges and universities across the state and nation.