Welcome New Nor’Easters: Fall 2025

We are excited for you to join the UNE community. Use this information as a guide for important next steps for your fall enrollment.
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Step 1

Make it Official: Submit Your Enrollment Deposit

Submit your enrollment deposit to guarantee your place in the incoming class. Once your enrollment deposit is received, you are eligible to complete the Housing and Dining contract and sign up for new student orientation. The deposit deadline for fall enrollment is May 1.

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Step 2

Apply for Financial Aid

By (FAFSA®), you’ll be considered for all types of aid, including grants and scholarships, federal loans and federal work study. UNE’s school code is 002050.

Contact

Contact Student Financial Services at (207) 602-2342 or sfs@une.edu for more information.

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Step 3

Attend New Nor’easters Accepted Students Events

Whether you know for sure you're a future Nor’easter or you're still considering your options, our accepted students events offer a unique way to explore UNE and help with your college decision. 

View accepted students events

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Step 4

Apply for a Housing and Meal Plan

Housing

°ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê has a three-year residency requirement. Once we have received your enrollment deposit, you are eligible to complete a to select roommate and residence hall preferences. If you think you know who you want to live with, you also have the option of inviting friends to be part of your roommate group. Housing assignments are made in priority order based on the date we receive your application. Roommate groups can be created until the end of June and you will be informed about your housing assignment in mid-July. Learn more about living on campus at UNE

Living Learning and Themed Living Communities

In addition to your housing application, consider applying for a Living Learning or Themed Living Community. These are specialized experiences for incoming students who want to live in an environment with a central theme, related to either a shared identity or field of study. Learn more about Living Learning and Themed Living 

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