How to Apply

The priority deadline for submission of applications and submission of all materials to the queue in 2019 is February 1, 2019.

Students who applied after the expiration date will be processed and accepted until all the places in the program are full.

Participation in the RIBN program is very competitive. It is important to start the application process early in the registration cycle to ensure enough time to receive, confirm and fill in all the documents. Students who apply after January's priority deadline will only be processed and accepted in a rolling manner only if there are places available in the program yet. It is not guaranteed to meet the minimum requirement of RIBN

We need to complete three separate applications. Students are required to ensure that appropriate materials are delivered to the appropriate office.

To apply for the RIBN program, you must first submit an application form to UNCP. To apply, please click here: UNCP undergraduate enrollment

You need to confirm to the Admissions Office your application fee, official transcript, test result, and other missing items you apply to the university. Your RIBN application will not be processed until you enter the university.

To fill out another RIBN application, please click here (application link will be effective on 31st October)

To apply for a community college or a university, you will need a copy of the additional test scores and transcripts. These copies need to be official

Please confirm that you have copies of your official transcript, test results, application fee and other necessary items at UNCP Admissions Office.

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