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PLAN YOUR VISIT

MAJORS

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSYou will be offered admission to Northern Arizona University if you have a 3.0 or higher core GPA (based on a 4.0 scale and calculated using only the 16 required core courses below) and have no deficiencies in those core courses.You will be considered with a 2.5 core GPA.

Daily Campus VisitTake a student-led tour and enjoy lunch on us. Can’t make it to campus? We’ll come to you!NAU.EDU/VISIT

Virtual TourNAU.EDU/VIRTUALTOUR

Our online virtual tour is the next best thing to being here in person.

AccountancyAnthropology*Applied Indigenous StudiesArt EducationAstronomy BiologyBiomedical ScienceBusiness EconomicsChemistry*Civil EngineeringCommunication Studies*Comparative Cultural Studies: Art History, Asian and North African Studies, Comparative Study of Religions, Public HumanitiesComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceConstruction ManagementCreative Media and Film*Criminology and Criminal JusticeDental HygieneEarly Childhood Education and Early Childhood Special

Journalism and Political ScienceManagementMarketingMathematicsMechanical EngineeringMicrobiologyModern Languages: French, GermanMusicMusic EducationMusic Performance* NursingParks and Recreation Management*PhilosophyPhilosophy, Politics, and LawPhotography*PhysicsPhysics and AstronomyPolitical SciencePsychological Sciences

Secondary Education: Biology Chemistry Earth Science English General Science History and Social Studies Language: Spanish Mathematics Music PhysicsSocial WorkSociologySpanishSpecial and Elementary EducationSpeech-Language Sciences and TechnologyStrategic Communication*Studio Art*Theatre*University Studies Visual Communication*Women’s and Gender Studies

EducationElectrical EngineeringElementary EducationEnglishEnvironmental and Sustainability Studies*Environmental EngineeringEnvironmental Sciences*Exercise ScienceFinanceForestryGeographic Science and Community Planning*Geology*Health Sciences: Fitness Wellness, Nutrition and Foods, Physical Education, Public HealthHistoryHotel and Restaurant ManagementInformatics*Information SystemsInterior DesignInternational AffairsJournalism

Transfer Visit DayFriday, Nov. 16Friday, April 12

Explore Honors DayFriday, March 1Friday, March 8

#NAUsaidYES Day (admitted students only)

Saturday, Dec. 1Saturday, Feb. 2Saturday, March 2Saturday, March 30

Native American Visit DayFriday, Nov. 2

ATHLETICS3 Big Sky Conference President’s Cup Awardsin the past decade (honoring academic and athletic performance)

Men’s Cross Country2016 and 2017

Mascot:Louie the Lumberjack

Back-to-back NCAA National Champions

Ready to Apply? Here’s What You’ll Need!NAU.EDU/APPLY

• Access your unofficial high school transcripts to self report your grades.

• Submit a $25 non-refundable application fee.

• Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after it becomes available on Oct. 1.

• Send your official test scores for automatic scholarship consideration. NAU’s school codes are: ACT 0086 & SAT 4006.

• Accept your offer of admission and pay your $350 enrollment deposit by May 1 to secure your place in our fall class.

Required College Preparatory Courses

years of math including Algebra I and II, Geometry, and any advanced math course for which Algebra II is a prerequisite.

4 years oflaboratory science3

years of one second language2 years of social science

one year must be U.S. History2 year of fine art or career and technical education1

years college preparatory English4

FallSaturday, Sept. 29Saturday, Oct. 20Saturday, Nov. 3Saturday, Nov. 17

SpringSaturday, Feb. 16Saturday, April 6Saturday, April 27

NAUnity DayFriday, Nov. 9

* For emphases in these majors, visit NAU.EDU/CATALOG

TUITION

Calculate Your CostNAU.EDU/CALCULATORUse our net price calculator to estimate your cost of attendance and explore financial aid.

Arizona Residents$10,390

Non-residents$24,654

Save nearly 40% on out-of-state tuition costs. All majors are eligible for the WUE rate.

Western Undergraduate Exchange$15,585

2-year meal plan rate guaranteed

Nearly 3,000 studentsparticipate in research and internships each year

A top institutionfor degree-earning minorities- Diverse Issues in Higher Education

Award-Winning Study Abroad Program- 2017 Andrew Heiskell Award

• Arts and Letters• Education• College of Engineering, Informatics,

and Applied Sciences• College of Environment, Forestry

and Natural Sciences• Graduate College• Health and Human Services• Honors College• Social and Behavioral Sciences• The W.A. Franke College of Business

ACADEMICS9 colleges

fixed tuition rate – guaranteed!4-Year

full-time faculty

student-faculty ratio19:1

Nearly 100 majors (most popular:)

• Biomedical Science• Criminology and Criminal Justice• Nursing• Mechanical Engineering• Elementary Education• Biology• Exercise Science• Hotel and Restaurant Management• Psychology

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NCAADivision I Teams15

Men’s• Basketball• Cross Country• Football

Women’s• Basketball• Cross Country• Golf• Indoor/Outdoor

Track and Field

Free admission to home athletic events for all students

• Soccer• Swimming and Diving

(Western Athletic Conference)

• Tennis• Volleyball

• Indoor/Outdoor Track and Field

• Tennis

Population: 71,4597,000 feet in elevation

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200,000 square-foot Honors College living and learning facility

A “best college”for military vets -Military Times

375 student clubs and organizations

A gold-level bike-friendly campus- League of American Bicyclists

CAMPUS

Flagstaffcampus students22,376

Top states:• California• Colorado

• Hawaii• Nevada

• New Mexico• Washington

ENROLLMENT

38% Out-of-state students

62% Arizona students

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Best CollegeTown in Arizona

Best College Town in America

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World’s first International Dark Sky City

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6th Happiest City in the U.S.-Time Magazine

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288 days/year of sunshine

4 distinct seasons(Yes. It really snows in Arizona!)