Admissions & Aid
Thank you for considering Northwest Vista College! Whether you are new to college, a transfer
student, or looking to gain valuable career skills, we are here to help you achieve your goals.
Northwest Vista College has an open door admissions policy, which means there are no entrance exam scores, minimum GPA, or class rankings required. The only requirement is completion of a high school diploma or GED.
Admissions and Enrollment Process
Select your student type below to learn more about the admissions and enrollment process, including how to register for classes, or choose a service.
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First Time in College Students Transfer, Former, and Transient Students |
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Records And Residency
The Records & Residency Office manages updates to student records, including name changes, residency status, and enrollment verification forms.
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Testing Center
Northwest Vista College's Assessment & Testing Center provides testing services including test administration of the TSI Assessment for college placement and for Texas Success Initiative (TSI) requirements, College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), and Alamo Colleges District makeup/distance examinations (with instructor approval and Testing Center acknowledgment).
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Contact the Testing & Assessment Office
210-486-4346 | nvc-assessment@alamo.edu | CCC 207 |
Paying for College
Northwest Vista College is committed to providing information and assistance to help all students secure the financial resources that will allow them to reach their educational goals.
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About FATV: an interactive guide to help answer questions and provide resources for financial aid at the Alamo Colleges District. |
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