Activate your Milligan Account

• In the week following your admission, you will receive an activation email titled “Your Milligan University Account” that will be sent to the email address you used on your application. If you need help locating your login information email, please contact Admissions at admissions@milligan.edu. Your my.millian.edu email address entitles you to one free copy of Microsoft Office and one free Windows operating system upgrade. Click here to learn more.

• Login to your Milligan Self-Service account using the credentials you set up in step 1 and submit your $200 deposit via credit card or by mail (your deposit is applied toward your first bill). This deposit is refundable until May 1.
• You can also call our Business Office to pay your deposit over the phone at 423.461.8700.

Complete a Residency Form by May 1 to receive priority housing or to indicate that you plan to be a commuter.

• Download and print the health and immunization form and have your doctor complete and sign by July 1.
• Once complete, upload a pdf of the form (front and back!) and any additional shot records that need to be sent here by July 1 (you’ll need to sign in using your Milligan email and password you recently set up)

• Complete the FAFSA when it goes live and use Milligan’s code (003511).
• Once Milligan receives your FAFSA, you will receive a link to the email you used when completing your FAFSA to view your financial aid offer. To view your financial aid offer in the secure online financial aid portal (Net Partner), you will use your Milligan credentials. Review, accept, and submit your financial aid offer promptly (some awards are first-come, first-serve, so don’t delay). Milligan begins sending financial aid offers to admitted students in January.

Register for Connections New Student Orientation on April 12 or June 7 to register for classes and to learn how to have a smooth and easy transition to college life.

We are required to have this documentation on file at least three weeks prior to the start of the semester.

• First time students: Submit your final High School transcript including your final grades and notation of your graduation. Request your transcript from your high school to be sent one of the following ways:
  • Mail an official transcript to: Milligan University Admissions, PO Box 210, Milligan, TN 37682 OR
  • Send the official transcript through a secure electronic transcript service like National Clearinghouse, Parchment, Scribs or Scoir, OR
  • Your school counselor can email your final transcripts to admissions@milligan.edu
• Transfers: Submit final college transcript including your final grades and notation of any degrees received. Request your transcript from your previous institution to be sent in one of the following ways:
  • Mail an official transcript to: Milligan University Admissions, PO Box 210, Milligan, TN 37682 OR
  • Send the official transcript through a secure electronic transcript service like National Clearinghouse or Parchment OR
  • Your school can email it through their specific transcript request service to admissions@milligan.edu
• Dual Enrollment Credit: First-time students who have earned college credits through dual enrollment must submit an official transcript from the college or university where the credits were earned. On the college’s website, search “transcript request” and have an official transcript sent to Milligan.

Students can authorize access for their parent(s) to their education records (grades and academic performance, student account and financial aid, student conduct and campus life) and allow oral and written communication with university personnel by completing a FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) form at the link below.

Filling out this FERPA form requires students to log-in to our student portal with their username and password that Information Technology (IT) sends via email once students submit their enrollment deposit. These are the same credentials you will use to log-in to your Milligan email, Canvas learning management system, and the self-service payment portal. If you are unable to find the email, make sure to check your spam or junk folder. If you are unable to locate them, please email the Admissions Office at admissions@milligan.edu.

COMPLETE FERPA FORM

• First-time students who must complete the Accuplacer assessment or the Milligan math assessment will receive an email from the Registrar’s office.
• If you’ve taken high school French or Spanish and plan to take language courses at Milligan, take a placement exam to determine the level at which you should begin language study. For more information, contact Dr. Todd Edmondson.
• Students who have completed College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) exams should have an official score report sent to Milligan for evaluation. Milligan will receive Advanced Placement (AP) scores from the College Board in mid-July for students who requested that their scores be sent to Milligan. Students who did not have their scores sent to Milligan may request a score report here. See page 33-34 of the Milligan catalog for a list of CLEP and AP exams and required scores. Students with AP or CLEP credits will receive an evaluation from the Registrar’s Office.