Admission office
Finish your bachelor’s at FLC and graduate with so much more than a degree. You’ll find attentive professors in small classes, a culture that prizes experiential learning, and opportunities to work on research projects that are typically only available to graduate students.
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You have dreams, and we want to help you make them reality. You can start at FLC in the fall, spring, or summer semester. We accept applications on a rolling basis and notify you within 4-6 weeks of submission.
Because the journey in transferring is often unique to each student, our Admission team is available to support you in determining your best next step.
See how your credits could transfer
Come to FLC and be part of our thriving Native student population. 41% of FLC students are Native American or Alaska Native, representing 177 tribes and villages. The Native American Tuition Waiver offers a unique educational opportunity, supported by additional scholarships to assist with expenses.
FLC continually ranks as one of the most diverse college campuses in the nation. Over half of our students are students of color, and represent an astounding number of indigenous communities and 15 countries outside the US. Many students become the first in their family to earn a college degree. All of our students make our campus a vibrant place to exchange ideas and experiences.
You're not alone in wondering: does FLC offer the majors I'm interested in? Can I afford to go to school at FLC? These questions are front of mind for most people considering transferring. Here are some answers.
FLC offers around 50 majors, minors, and certificate programs. We're adding new programs all the time, as the demands from our world change: new problems to solve, and new workplace roles to fill. We'll get you to the front of the pack.
We believe that education isn't only for those who can afford it. To level the playing field the best we can, we offer a generous array of scholarships to our transfer students, including special agreements such as the San Juan Reciprocal Scholarship, to get you an FLC education at a New Mexico in-state price.