Admission / Registration Process
The Fort Peck Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. Fort Peck Community College provides equal access to all individuals who meet the qualification to enroll in college classes: must have a High School diploma or equivalency or be a dual credit or early start student. The following person(s) has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies:
Students that have never attended FPCC (Previous Dual Credit/Early College students who graduated from high school or obtained their GED, use the New student application)
- Complete the FPCC Online Admission application.
- Complete Financial Aid Package
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) FAFSA
- FPCC FAFSA School Code 016616
- Contact Student Services for help (appointments by phone 406 768 6370 or email Student Services)
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) FAFSA
- Send all official transcripts including High School/GED/HISET/College/University to Admission Office
- Complete Transcript request form: High School Transcript Request or MT OPI GED/HISET Request
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- If you need your GED/HISET from a state other than MT, please contact that state’s office of education
- FPCC accepts electronic transcripts from the National Student Clearinghouse and Parchment.
- All official transcripts that are mailed, must be sent to: FPCC Admissions, PO Box 398, Poplar, MT 59255
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- Complete Transcript request form: High School Transcript Request or MT OPI GED/HISET Request
- Provide Placement test scores (used for academic assessment and to determine course placements
- ACT scores dated within the last three years or
- SAT scores dated within the last three years or
- Accuplacer scores dated within the last three years
- The Accuplacer test is offered year-round at FPCC for students. Contact the Student Support Services Department @ 406-768-6346 to schedule an appointment.
- Provide valid Identification and if applicable the Tribal Verification Form
The admissions process typically takes 1 – 3 weeks, depending on the FPCC Admissions office receiving your required documentation. Upon completion of the online application, you will receive an email and letter with a list of the documents you need to submit. Applicants will also receive emails and letters every two weeks to identify missing requirements. Please make sure to check your spam or junk folders for correspondence from FPCC Admissions office.
If you have questions about any part of this process, feel free to contact FPCC Admissions at 406-768-6352. Documentation may be faxed to 406-768-6301 or emailed as an attachment to Admission Officer.
Students that have previously attended FPCC (Previous Dual Credit/Early College Students, use the New student application)
- Complete the New/Transfer student admissions application
- Complete the Declaration of Major form.
- Complete Transcript request form: High School Transcript Request or OPI GED Request
- FPCC Admission Office accepts official transcripts (High School/GED/College or University) mailed directly from the afore mentioned institutions
- High School Transcripts or GED: Official transcripts with a conferred graduation date or official GED scores are required.
- Post-Secondary (College/University) Transcripts: An official transcript is required if you have earned college credits from another institution. Official transcripts from all other colleges or universities previously attended (including dual credit) reflecting final term grades or activity such as withdrawals, ‘W’, will be accepted.
- FPCC accepts electronic transcripts from the National Student Clearinghouse and Parchment.
- All official transcripts that are mailed must be sent to: FPCC Admissions, PO Box 398, Poplar, MT 59255
- Official transcripts must be received from all institutions previously attended.
- Provide Placement test scores (used for academic assessment and to determine course placements
- ACT scores dated within the last three years or
- SAT scores dated within the last three years or
- Accuplacer scores dated within the last three years
- The Accuplacer test is offered year-round at FPCC for students. Contact the TRIO Department @ 406-768-6346 to schedule an appointment.
- Complete the Tribal Verification Form (IF APPLICABLE)
* The admissions process typically takes 1 – 3 weeks, depending on the FPCC Admissions office receiving your required documentation. Upon completion of the online application, you will receive an email and letter with a list of the documents you need to submit. Applicants will also receive emails and letters every two weeks to identify missing requirements. Please make sure to check your spam or junk folders for correspondence from FPCC Admissions office.
If you have questions about any part of this process, feel free to contact FPCC Admissions at 406-768-6352. Documentation may be faxed to 406-768-6301 or emailed as an attachment to Admission Officer.
Students who are currently attending High School
Upon completion of the dual credit course, students receive a grade report from Fort Peck Community College. Students who have earned a “C” or higher receive 3 credit hours from FPCC in addition, they will receive ½ High School credit
- Complete the Dual Credit/Early College Application (please print out the form and get the appropriate signatures)
- Provide Placement test scores (used for academic assessment and to determine course placements
- ACT scores dated within the last three years or
- SAT scores dated within the last three years or
- Accuplacer scores dated within the last three years
- The Accuplacer test is offered year-round at FPCC for students. Contact the TRIO Department @ 406-768-6346 to schedule an appointment.
- Complete the Tribal Verification Form (IF APPLICABLE)
Documentation may be faxed to 406-768-6301 or emailed as an attachment to FPCC Registrar For any questions for further help, call FPCC Registrar at 406-768-6351
Students who wished to take undergraduate courses and do not want to pursue a degree at FPCC
Non-degree seeking students must submit a completed application for admission, with an indication of non-degree seeking status. Applications are processed through the same standard procedure as degree-seeking students.
- Complete the Non-Degree Seeking Application (please print out the form and get the appropriate signatures)
- Complete Transcript request form: High School Transcript Request or OPI GED Request
- FPCC Admission Office accepts official transcripts (High School/GED/College or University) mailed directly from the afore mentioned institutions
- High School Transcripts or GED: Official transcripts with a conferred graduation date or official GED scores are required.
- Post-Secondary (College/University) Transcripts: An official transcript is required if you have earned college credits from another institution. Official transcripts from all other colleges or universities previously attended (including dual credit) reflecting final term grades or activity such as withdrawals, ‘W’, will be accepted.
- FPCC accepts electronic transcripts from the National Student Clearinghouse and Parchment.
- All official transcripts that are mailed must be sent to: FPCC Admissions, PO Box 398, Poplar, MT 59255
- Official transcripts must be received from all institutions previously attended.
- Provide Placement test scores (used for academic assessment and to determine course placements
- ACT scores dated within the last three years or
- SAT scores dated within the last three years or
- Accuplacer scores dated within the last three years
- The Accuplacer test is offered year-round at FPCC for students. Contact the TRIO Department @ 406-768-6346 to schedule an appointment.
- Complete the Tribal Verification Form (IF APPLICABLE)
The admissions process typically takes 1 – 3 weeks, depending on the FPCC Admissions office receiving your required documentation. Upon completion of the online application, you will receive an email and letter with a list of the documents you need to submit. Applicants will also receive emails and letters every two weeks to identify missing requirements. Please make sure to check your spam or junk folders for correspondence from FPCC Admissions office.
If you have questions about any part of this process, feel free to contact FPCC Admissions at 406-768-6352. Documentation may be faxed to 406-768-6301 or emailed as an attachment to Admission Officer.