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Admitted Students

Welcome and congratulations on being accepted to Coe! So what are your next steps?

Below you will find more information about what you need to do to officially become a Kohawk.

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1. Complete the Financial Aid Process

Students applying for financial aid need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Submit yours online and have your results sent to Coe (school code: 001854). Then, we'll send you a personalized financial aid offer. 

Learn More

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2. Confirm Your Enrollment

It's great to be a Kohawk...check out these Kohawk stories and see for yourself! If you’re ready to become a Kohawk, submit your $300 nonrefundable enrollment fee to Coe prior to May 1. By doing so, you will officially become a Kohawk.

Enroll


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Virtual Tour

Get a glimpse of the places where Kohawks learn, live and grow...no matter where you are. Explore campus through a virtual tour.

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Accept your $2,500 Impact Award during your visit!

Contact your admission counselor to learn more.
Please note: You must apply to Coe College and be admitted unconditionally to receive this award. The Impact Award is in addition to the Trustee Scholarship (valued up to $40,000 per year). Your Impact Award acceptance visit must be scheduled through the Office of Admission.

National Fellowships and Scholarships

Competing for and receiving scholarships can open a number of doors for students. Not only do they provide financial support for further studies, they also afford tremendous networking opportunities.

Fellowships and Scholarships

 

What is a Kohawk?

Being a Kohawk can mean many things. The most important though, is what being a Kohawk means to you!


Already submitted your enrollment fee? Here's what you can look forward to!

Kohawk Move-In

Homecoming

Flunk Day

Campus Life

Late-Night Breakfast

A Year at Coe College


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