New England College is an independent liberal arts college that offers professional programs.

We Provide Education that Develops:
- critical and inventive thinking abilities, efficient communication skills, and liable educational and social commitments;
- chronological and comparative understanding of the humanities, social and natural sciences;
- receptiveness to moral and humane concerns;
- respect for gender, cultural, generational, racial and religious identities and an gratitude for natural environments and world cultures;
- and a basis for lifetime learning.

We provide chances to reach these objectives through theory and practice in the classroom and through service learning, internships, and international opportunities.

Admissions
The Office of Admission functions on a systematic admission basis.  Beginning in December of every year, application files are evaluated for admission as they happen to be complete, which includes:
•    NEC application or common application
•    an authorized copy of your high school transcript
•    two academic letters of recommendation
•    personal essay
•    $30 application fee

Resolution letters are sent in two weeks after a file is complete. Applicant's GPAs are calculated again based on the four main subjects (English, math, science and social studies) and this is the GPA on which the student’s acceptance depends.

Financial Aid
New England College supposes that financing your tuition is one of the most significant worries that our families will have to face. We endeavor to meet each student's personal need so that the cost of education will not deter any potential and returning student from reaching their objectives and daydreams.

Through our wide-ranging choice of financial aid programs, we will be with you on this exciting journey. Financial aid in the form of grants, loans, and employment are offered to U.S. students on the financial need basis. Over three quarters of our students and their families obtain assistance from either New England College or external sources in covering the cost of education. Financial assistance eligibility is renovated annually, and reconsiderations or changes are made to make sure that the assistance eligibility is in proportion with every family's financial conditions.