How Do I Apply?

Becoming a Crowder student is simple.
You just need to follow these easy steps:

1. Complete an Application for Admission

   Applications may be completed on the Apply Online portlet to the right. Residence Hall applicants may also apply online.

2. Placement Exam or ACT

   Crowder offers a computerized placement exam that will help your academic advisor place you in the correct English, Reading, and Math classes. Call (417) 455-5602 or any off-campus site to schedule a testing time. For more information concerning the placement test, please visit our website.
   ACT Test Results: You must have a 18 or better on the English portion of the ACT, an 18 or better on the Reading portion and a 22 or better on the Math portion to be placed in college-level English, Reading and Math courses. If you do not have these scores, you must take the placement test. Placement exams must be on file before enrollment.

3. Provide Your Academic History

   Have your high school transcript, HiSet or GED scores, plus any previous college transcripts, sent to our Records Office prior to enrollment:

   Crowder College
   601 Laclede
   Neosho, MO 64850
   Fax: (417) 455-0505
4. Make Payment Arrangements

   Cash, payment plan, scholarship, financial aid - Apply for financial aid online at www.fafsa.gov, Crowder College School Code: 002459. All A+ Program and CAMP students must complete the FAFSA. Payment arrangements must be made by the first Friday of classes.

5. Review the Schedule of Classes

   This will give you a chance to become familiar with the types of classes Crowder has to offer and the different times they are held. Check out the Course Schedules under the Academics tab.

6. Enroll During Open Enrollment

   Check the website or Announcements for current dates.

Off-campus Full-service Centers:
If you are planning to attend courses in Cassville, Nevada or Webb City, please call the center closest to you to make an appointment to enroll.

Transfer and/or Part-time Students:
If you are a transfer student, wanting to attend part-time or just want to take a class for the enjoyment, please make an appointment to see an advisor.