By the numbers: key facts and university statistics

 

Academics

Number of undergraduate degree programs: 78
Number of graduate degree programs: 58
Average class size: 30
Number of online degree programs: 68

Tuition

Flagstaff campus undergraduates: Fall 2012

Flagstaff campus undergraduates

Incoming Arizona resident	$8,453 (guaranteed for four years)
Incoming nonresident	$20,808 (guaranteed for four years)
Incoming Western Undergraduate Exchange students	$12,680 (guaranteed for four years)

*Partial list of tuition rates. For a full listing, visit the Office of the Bursar.

Enrollment (Fall 2012)

Total	26,002
Flagstaff campus	18,292
Community campuses	3,360
Yuma	591
Online	3,759
Total faculty and staff	4,419
Full-time faculty	900

Location (main campus)

City: Flagstaff
Elevation: 7,000 feet
Average number of sunny days: 288
Mountain range: San Francisco Peaks

Student demographics (Fall 2012)

Male	10,534
Female	15,468
Arizona resident	18,962
Non-Arizona resident	7,040

Colleges within the university: 7

• College of Arts & Letters
  Dean: Michael Vincent
  
  • School of Music 
  • School of Art 

• College of Education
  Dean: Michael R. Sampson

• College of Engineering, Forestry & Natural Sciences
  Dean: Paul W. Jagodzinski
  • School of Earth Sciences and Environmental Sustainability 
  • School of Forestry 

• College of Health and Human Services
  Executive Dean: Leslie Schulz
  • School of Nursing 

• College of Social & Behavioral Sciences
  Interim Dean: Stephen Wright
  • School of Communication 

• Graduate College
  Dean: Ramona Mellott

• The W. A. Franke College of Business
  Interim Dean: Craig Van Slyke
  • School of Hotel and Restaurant Management

Athletics

Mascot: Louie the Lumberjack
Number of sports teams: 13
Division: NCAA Division I
Conferences: Big Sky, Western Athletic Conference (swimming only)
Website: nauathletics.com 

Overview

Established: 1899
Type: Public
President: John D. Haeger
Provost: Laura Huenneke
Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools