5 Steps To Confirm Your Enrollment

 Step 1: Financial Aid

  • If you have met the priority admission deadline (November 1 and March 1 respectively), ensure that you have completed and returned the Scholarship & Grant application to the Financial Aid office.   
  • For priority admission accepted students, review and/or return the Financial Aid Award Letter accepting or denying any scholarship awards. 
  • If you would like to apply for a student loan or have other financial aid questions, contact Derek Davis, the Director of Financial Aid, at 816.268.5424 or 800.831.3011 ext. 5424, or at dldavis@nts.edu.

Step 2: Confirmation

  • With your acceptance packet, you should have received a Confirmation Form.  Please complete that form and return it to the Office of Admissions by July 1 (for Fall) or December 15 (for Spring). You may also fill out the online confirmation form
  • Along with the Confirmation Form, the confirmation of enrollment deposit ($100) must be submitted. You may mail a check with your form or submit it with credit/debit card by calling our Financial Aid Office at 816.268.5424 or 800.831.3011 ext. 5424, or at dldavis@nts.edu
  • If any of your contact information (address, email, phone) has or will be changing, please contact the Office of Admissions and the Registrar as soon as possible at 816.268.5442 or 800.831.3011, ext. 5442, or at enroll@nts.edu

Step 3: Register for Classes

  • Schedule a registration appointment with the Office of Admissions and the Registrar as soon as possible. You may contact the Registrar at 816.268.5442 or 800.831.3011, ext. 5442, or at registrar@nts.edu.
  • Before your meeting with the Registrar, familiarize yourself with the requirements of your intended degree program, diploma, or certificate, by perusing the NTS Academic Catalog, Degree program requirement worksheets, course syllabi, and upcoming course schedules.   
  • Meet with the Registrar for your registration/advising appointment (in person or via phone).
  • Check Moodle for your course syllabi.

Step 4: Educational Technology at NTS: MOODLE

  • Once we have received your confirmation of enrollment, you will receive instructions (including a username and password) that will allow you to log into Moodle, the Seminary’s online educational platform (this information will be sent to the email listed on your confirmation form). 
  • If you have trouble logging on, please follow these instructions before seeking help:
    • Log on to Moodle  
    • Click ‘User Login’
    • Click ‘Forgot My Password’ link and follow the instructions
    • A new password will be sent to the email listed on your confirmation form
    • Return to Moodle login page and enter your username (Firstname.Lastname) and the password that was emailed to you
  • If you have any (additional) problems or questions regarding Moodle, please contact the NTS Moodle Help Desk
  • To Complete the Bible Content Exam
    • This exam is for placement & assessment purposes and must be taken before you begin coursework at NTS
    • From the Moodle home page, click the ‘navigation pane’ along the left side 
    • Click ‘Courses’, then click ‘Student and Community Resources’
    • The ‘Bible Content Exam’ should appear as the first course in the center navigation pane
    • Once you have ‘enrolled’ in the course, you will find a study guide available
    • Please note that as soon as you begin the exam, there will be only one opportunity to complete the timed (60 minute) exam.   

Step 5: Participate in the online New Student Orientation & attend the Community Connection luncheons hosted on your campus

  • New Student Orientation (NSO) will be available on Moodle for ALL new students on August 1, 2012
  • Community Connection Luncheons:
    • New Students at Kansas City (residential and distance):
      • Fall 2012 Semester:  A Community Connection Luncheon (NTS @ NTS) will be held on August 21, 2012, 12:30pm - 2:30pm, at The Commons
      • Spring 2013 Semester:  A Community Connection Luncheon (NTS @ NTS) will be held on January 24, 12:30pm - 2:30pm, at The Commons
      • What you can expect:
        • Lunch on us!;
        • An opportunity to connect with faculty, staff, andcurrent students;
        • An opportunity to acknowledge the “transitions” you’re experiencing;
        • An opportunity to dedicate this new season to God in prayer & worship; and
        • The chance to get to know your NTS community!
    • New Students at Multi-Campus Sites:
      • Connection Luncheons (NTS @ MVNU; NTS @ SNU; NTS @ TNU) will be held at each of our multi-campus sites during the week of the courses - check back for details!