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FVCC is proud to provide our students with an exceptional education provided by outstanding faculty. Our students are known by name on campus and receive individual attention from faculty and staff who support your educational goals.

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Small class sizes and personalized attention from professors maximize your learning experience. Academic advising and tutoring are available to you at no cost.
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Our comfy, furnished rooms allow you to be steps away from classes and campus events and part of a tight-knit community.
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Kalispell is a vibrant mountain town with a charming downtown and friendly small-town vibes.
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Campus is minutes from Glacier National Park, Whitefish Mountain and countless lakes. Explore the outdoor playground of Northwest Montana—all while earning your degree.

Application & Registration Steps

FVCC accepts applications on a rolling basis. However, we recommend submitting applications at least a week before the beginning of each semester. We will continue to accept applications during the semester if students are interested in enrolling in late-starting courses.

There is no charge to apply to FVCC. Get started on your online application today! (something about accepting everyone or timeframe in which to expect a response?)

Degree or certificate-seeking students must submit the following documents to the admissions and registration office following application for admission.

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  • High school transcripts – Official high school transcripts must include graduation date or proof of GED/HiSET/or other proof of high school completion.
  • Home school transcripts – Home school transcripts must include courses taken, graduation date, a statement that the student has met the requirements per the state of Montana Department of Education or Office of Public Instruction for graduation and a notarized signature of the administrator/parent.
  • AP or IB transcripts – View information about Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate credit.
  • College transcripts – Official college transcripts, sealed and unopened, must be received from all colleges attended. Emailed college transcripts from students are not considered official and will not be accepted.

Health Records

Health records from a doctor, school, or health clinic showing dates for two MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) immunizations or a blood test showing immunity or a religious (exemption form) or medical exemption form. Non-degree students are not required to provide proof of two MMR’s unless registering for more than 5 credits per semester. Students born on or before January 1, 1957, are not required to provide proof of MMR immunizations.

Mail, fax, email or hand-deliver to:

Flathead Valley Community College
Attn: Admissions & Registration Office
777 Grandview Drive, Kalispell MT 59901

Fax: 406.756.3965

Email: admissionsinfo@fvcc.edu

Hand-Deliver: Learning Resource Center – LRC 129

For more information, please contact the admissions and registration office at 406.756.3848 or email admissionsinfo@fvcc.edu.

(something about after your application is accepted… or that they’ll get an email when their account is created…) Log onto your Student Portal and select “admissions status”. Select “placement” for detailed information about testing requirements and/or to sign up for the online writing and reading placement.

If you have taken the ACT in the past two years, are a transfer student with a college-level math and/or writing course on your official transcripts, or are a non-degree-seeking student, you may not be required to take placement tests. More information about this may be found under the placement button in your student portal or by calling (406) 756-3880.

Learn more about testing and placement requirements.

If you have further questions about placement testing, email fvccadvisor@fvcc.edu or call 406.756.3880 to schedule an advising appointment.

Call (406) 756-3880 to schedule an advising and registration appointment. You will meet with an academic advisor to discuss your reading, writing, and math placement scores, your academic plan, and your orientation to FVCC.

Use the Academic Calendar to find out when registration opens for you.
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