The College of Adult Undergraduate Studies is designed primarily as a part-time program. Many of our students work full-time and complete their degree through evening, weekend, online and hybrid course offerings.
Admissions Office
Theresa Hall
admiss@ndm.edu
410-532-5330
In order to maintain a matriculated status (officially accepted to a degree program), you must successfully complete at least one course per year.
In order to receive financial aid benefits, you will need to take at least 6 credits each semester (Fall, Spring, Summer).
* Transcript required if applying with less than 15 transferable college credits. If applying with a GED, a score of 2500 or higher is needed (250 or higher for old GED test scoring parameters).
✝ If your cumulative GPA is between 2.0 and 2.45, you will be required to take an adult placement exam.
Apply to NDMU through one of the applications listed below:
Online ApplicationNDMU Application (PDF)
Please note that when using online application methods, your transcripts and other supporting documents may need to be sent separately.
Make an appointment with an enrollment manager to review your transcripts from previously attended institutions.
- Copy of Clinical Licensure
- Current RN License
- Minimum of 30 college credits earned
- Minimum of 2 years full-time relevant work/volunteer experience (cohort program only)
- Resume or employer verification letter documenting work/volunteer experience
- Satisfactory completion of English 101