Follow these steps to apply and become a Thomas Nelson Student:

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Need help? Admissions@TNCC.edu : (757) 825-2800

NOTE: Thomas Nelson Community College has an appeal process for students who may have been academically suspended or dismissed from TNCC or a previous college or university. These students are required to complete the appeal process before registering for classes. If you have been suspended or dismissed, please click on the appropriate link for more information.

Please note there are established dates for submitting the appeals. The deadline for appealing are:

If you have any questions regarding the procedures or want more information, please contact Enrollment Management at (757) 825-3519.

Other Admissions Details:

High School and home-school students may dual enroll with permission of their high school principals (or home schooling parents) and after satisfactory completion of TNCC placement tests (for students taking classes on a TNCC campus, only). Dual enrolled students are not eligible to take developmental courses and cannot receive financial aid.

Students on suspension or dismissal from TNCC or any other higher education institution are not automatically admitted or readmitted. They must file an appeal and an official transcript after a waiting period. Contact the Admissions Office for details.

Under the Senior Citizen Higher Education Act of 1974, students at least 60 years of age who have been domiciled in Virginia for one year are eligible to audit up to three courses per semester free. Additionally, if their federally taxable income did not exceed $10,000 for the year preceding enrollment, they may take credit courses without cost.

The first registration date for those taking advantage of the Senior Citizens Program is published on the Academic Calendar. Please note that classes fill early and selection is limited. The college complies with the Senior Citizens Higher Education Act of 1974. The Admissions staff should be consulted for details and assistance at 825-2800 (room 201, Griffin Hall or the Historic Triangle Office).

New Virginia Legislation Provides Qualified Military Families In-State Tuition:

We believe the Hampton Roads military community is a vital part of our academic community.

FOR YOUR SERVICE and the service of your family, The Commonwealth of Virginia is offering in-state tuition to spouses and children of military personnel who are assigned to a permanent duty station in Virginia and who reside in Virginia, effective July 1, 2006.

Contact the TNCC Admissions Office for complete details: (757) 825-2800