Parents & Families
At Northeast College of Health Sciences, we know that choosing a program is a family decision. Whether your student is just beginning their journey, applying for admission, or preparing to enroll, we're here to support you every step of the way.
This is a Big Step...Let's Take It Together
Sending your student to college is an exciting milestone - and sometimes it's overwhelming. That's why we've created this resource hub to help you stay informed and confident throughout the process.
Preparing for College
Northeast's degree programs blend rigorous academics, evidence-based research and immersive hands-on learning to prepare you for a meaningful career in healthcare. As you explore our diverse degree programs and navigate the admissions process together, you’ll discover how we help students build strong time management and study skills - foundations that support academic success and personal growth. No matter which path they choose, your student will graduate prepared to guide patients toward better health with confidence and compassion.
Parents Guide: What You Need to Know
Choosing the right college is about more than academics - it’s about finding the right fit. At Northeast, we know that your student's education is more than just a degree: it's an investment into lifelong professional success. Our outstanding, in-demand healthcare programs and competitively-priced tuition make educational goals possible. Encourage your student to visit campus, talk to current students and explore programs that align with their goals.
Exploring Majors
If your student is drawn to a career in healthcare, they’re already on a promising path. At a healthcare-focused college, students benefit from a wide range of programs designed to prepare them for meaningful, in-demand careers. Whatever path your student chooses, they’ll find opportunities to gain hands-on experience, build professional skills and grow into confident healthcare professionals.
Undergraduate options like the Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Diagnostic Medical Sonography and AAS in Radiologic Technology prepare students for in-demand careers with practical, clinical training. For those interested in therapeutic and wellness professions, a Massage Therapy Certificate program can provide the skills needed to pass the New York State Massage Therapy Examination for licensure and pursue a wide variety of professional opportunities.
Students looking to continue their education can explore graduate programs such as the Doctor of Chiropractic, Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies, Master of Science in Applied Clinical Nutrition and Master of Science in Human Anatomy and Physiology Instruction.
Additionally, educational partnerships with institutions across the U.S. offer even more pathways to academic and professional success.
Choosing a Location
Northeast College of Health Sciences offers flexible study options to fit your lifestyle and goals. All programs are offered at our main campus in Seneca Falls, located in New York’s Finger Lakes region.
For our Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) students, whether you're drawn to the scenic beauty of our main campus in Seneca Falls or prefer the energy of our Long Island campus near New York City, you’ll find a supportive community dedicated to transforming healthcare. Our Long Island campus in Levittown, New York is home to the D.C. program only.
Several M.S. programs, including Applied Clinical Nutrition and Human Anatomy & Physiology Instruction, are offered fully online, giving students the flexibility to study from anywhere. The Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies is delivered in a hybrid format, combining online coursework with required on-site learning in Seneca Falls.
No matter where they study, your student will be part of a community that’s focused on their success.
At Northeast College of Health Sciences, student life is about more than academics - it's about thriving as a whole person. Students find a home here, collaborating with dedicated faculty, staff and peers who share your drive. Through mentorship, clubs, leadership opportunities and community events, they'll build lasting connections and grow both personally and professionally. Our campus offers state-of-the-art facilities, wellness resources and a vibrant student community that supports success in and out of the classroom. Whether studying in Seneca Falls, Long Island, or online, every student will live, learn and lead as part of the #NortheastBlue community.
Student life at Northeast also meaning living our values. We are proud to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment where every member of our community is valued and supported. Guided by our core values, we strive to create a campus culture that celebrates diverse perspectives, encourages open dialogue and promotes personal and professional growth. Through mentorship, interdisciplinary partnerships and a commitment to lifelong learning, Northeast empowers students to thrive and lead with integrity in the healthcare field.
Learn more about our Values & Belonging.
Contacts
Academic Accommodation Services
accessibility@northeastcollege.edu
315.568.3064
Admissions
enrollnow@northeastcollege.edu
315.568.3040
Counseling Services
counseling@northeastcollege.edu
315.568.3064
Northeast College assures students that they will graduate with the necessary skills, knowledge and experience to become successful, licensed, professionals. We offer rolling admissions, so students can apply at any time. However, we recommend applying early to ensure full consideration and time to gather necessary materials.
Doctor of Chiropractic Program
We recommend applying 6-9 months before your intended start date.
- Seneca Falls campus: Starts in September, January, May
- Long Island campus: Starts in September
M.S. in Physician Assistant Studies
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and must be submitted through CASPA.
- Seneca Falls campus: Starts in January
- Application Window: May-November 2025 (for January 2026 class, pending approval)
M.S. Online Programs
We recommend applying as early as possible before your desired start date.
- Applied Clinical Nutrition: Starts in September, January
- Human Anatomy & Physiology Instruction: Starts in September
Undergraduate & Certificate Programs
To receive priority consideration, we recommend applying before February 1st. Applications received after this date will be reviewed on a space-available basis.
- Seneca Falls campus: Starts in September for all programs
- AAS in Radiologic Technology
- AAS in Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- Massage Therapy Certificate
Connect with your admissions counselor to get personalized guidance. Find your admissions counselor based on your location here.
Northeast College is dedicated to helping students and their families navigate the financial aspects of higher education. Through the Office of Financial Aid, students have access to scholarships, work opportunities and loan programs designed to make college more affordable. The office also offers personalized counseling and group seminars to help students learn how to budget and manage debt responsibly. At Northeast, education is viewed as a long-term investment in professional success, especially through its high-demand healthcare programs and competitively priced tuition.
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Northeast School Code: 012277
- Federal Student Aid
To view tuition details for each of Northeast College’s academic programs, families are encouraged to visit the Tuition & Costs page, where costs are outlined by program. For more information or assistance, families can contact the Office of Financial Aid at 1-800-234-6922 ext. 3063 or email financialaid@northeastcollege.edu. Additional details about federal loans are available at studentaid.gov.
We offer a wide range of support services, including academic advising, tutoring, mental health counseling and career services. Our goal is to help every student succeed - academically and personally.
At Northeast College of Health Sciences, student and staff safety is a top priority. Each year, the College publishes a comprehensive report detailing campus safety, security and fire safety policies, along with crime and fire statistics from the past three years. This report complies with federal regulations, including the Jeanne Clery Act and the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act.
The goal is to promote transparency and awareness, helping to maintain a safe and informed campus community.
For questions or to request a printed copy of the report, please contact:
Carol Faivre, Executive Director
The Center for Student Support
Title IX Coordinator
titleix@northeastcollege.edu
315.568.3047
Contacts
Financial Aid
financialaid@northeastcollege.edu
315.568.3063
Security Office
security@northeastcollege.edu
315.568.3022
Student Accounts
studentaccounts@northeastcollege.edu
315.568.3072
Resources
Upcoming Events
Northeast Move-In & Welcome Weekend
First Day of Fall Trimester 2025
Northeast On-the-Road Information Session
Northeast On-the-Road Information Session
Doctor of Chiropractic: Virtual Open House
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Remember your very first trimester at Northeast? That mix of nerves, excitement and friendships that have lasted a lifetime? 
Alumni Weekend 2025 is your chance to relive those memories, reconnect with classmates and celebrate the #NortheastBlue community you’ll always be part of.
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