How to apply for admission to New England College?

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New England College admission process is the same for undergraduate and graduate aspirants, when applying through the Official Application Portal. Listed below are the steps to apply at the university:

STEP 1: Apply through the NEC application portal
STEP 2: Prepare and upload all the required documen

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