Apply To NCSSM
Eligibility
Students must currently be in the 10th grade and their parents must be residents of North Carolina by December 1 of the applicant's 10th grade year. It is strongly advised that Students enroll in Algebra II or higher level math by the 10th grade year to increase the competitiveness of their application.
Applications
Applications are available for completion online. You can access the application through the Apply Now button. All applications must be filled out online, there are no exceptions.
Deadlines
Students
Applicants must have their application sections finished by January 15 or 21 days from the time they first register for an account. There are no exceptions to this deadline.
Teacher and Counselor Evaluation Forms
Teacher and Counselor Evaluation Forms must be completed online by the March 14, 2009 deadline. Teachers and counselors are only able to access forms of those applicants who have completed Sections I & II of the online application. Applicants must have a teacher evaluation form filled out by:
- 9th or 10th grade Science Teacher
- 9th or 10th grade Mathematics Teacher
- 9th or 10th grade English Teacher
Applicants must also have a Guidance Counselor Evaluation Form completed on their behalf. Counselors should send in official transcripts and school profile AFTER first semester grades have been recorded.
For admissions events information, click here.
Contact Admissions
Letita Mason,
Director
Sandra Jackson,
Office Coordinator
Rob Andrews,
Mainstream Counselor
Mattie Gaddy,
Multicultural Counselor
Kim Logan,
Middle School Counselor
For admissions questions, email admissions@ncssm.edu or
Student Ambassadors
NCSSM SAT code: 2241
SAT
All applicants must take the SAT I as a 10th grade student. Scores are compared to the average score of the school currently attended or county if the school is a specialized school, home school or new school with no SAT data. Score reports from tests administered only on the following dates will be accepted:
October 4, 2008
November 1, 2008
December 6, 2008
January 24, 2009
We recommend that students register to take the SAT prior to the January test date. Test site cancellations due to inclement weather often occur during January.
Only official score reports or score reports on transcripts will be accepted; therefore, students must us
use the NCSSM SAT code in Block 11A of the SAT registration form to ensure that test results are sent directly to the NCSSM Admissions Office.
Do you need to register for the SAT? If so, click here.
