Transcripts

1. Transcripts are not required for admission if you accurately self-report your high school courses and grades.
2. If you choose not to self-report your courses and grades, ask each high school you have attended to send your official transcripts to:
   
   Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation
   NAU Box 4084
   Flagstaff, AZ 86011-4084
3. If you are concurrently or dually enrolled in high school and college you must submit your official college transcripts. Northern Arizona University cannot award college credit based on high school transcripts.

Test Scores

1. Please request test scores to be sent directly to NAU from the testing agency.
            
   ACT      act.org                          NAU Code 0086
   SAT      collegeboard.com          NAU code 4006

2. For Freshmen students to be considered for any merit based scholarships, test score(s) must be submitted.

Check Your Admissions Application Status

1. Watch your mailbox for your application acknowledgement letter that includes information on how to setup and log into your LOUIE (Lumberjack Online University Information Environment) account.
2. Monitor your LOUIE account to review your admission status.
3. To reset your LOUIE password, go to nau.edu/password OR call the Student Technology Center at 928-523-9294 or 888-520-7215.

Accept Your Offer of Admission and Pay Your Enrollment Deposit

1. You will be asked to pay your enrollment deposit of $325. This deposit holds your place in the incoming class and allows you to apply for housing. Go to nau.edu/acceptmyoffer. Please note that at midnight July 15th the enrollment deposit will close. We will no longer accept enrollment deposits for fall 2013 after that time.
2. Students eligible for Military and Veteran Affairs benefits must also pay enrollment deposit; this is not covered by GI benefits.
3. The enrollment deposit is non-refundable after May 1 for the fall semester and December 1 for the spring semester.
4. Deposits will not be accepted after the final deposit deadlines of July 15 for the fall and December 15 for the spring semester.

Transcripts

1. Ask each college or university you have attended to send your official transcripts directly to the University:
   
   Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation
   NAU Box 4084
   Flagstaff, AZ 86011-4084
2. If you have completed fewer than 24 hours of college credit at the time of application or you are 22 years old or younger, please also submit your final official high school transcript.

Check Your Admissions Application Status

1. Watch your mailbox for your application acknowledgement letter that includes information on how to setup and log into your LOUIE (Lumberjack Online University Information Environment) account.
2. Monitor your LOUIE account to review your admission status.
3. To reset your LOUIE password, go to nau.edu/password OR call the Student Technology Center at 928-523-9294 or 888-520-7215.

1. You will be asked to pay your enrollment deposit of $225. Go to nau.edu/acceptmyoffer. Please note that at midnight July 15th the enrollment deposit will close. We will no longer accept enrollment deposits for fall 2013 after that time.
2. The enrollment deposit is non-refundable after May 1 for the fall semester and December 1 for the spring semester.
3. Deposits will not be accepted after the final deposit deadlines of July 15 for the fall and December 15 for the spring semester.

Check Your Admissions Application Status

1. Watch your mailbox for your application acknowledgement letter that includes information on how to setup and log into your LOUIE (Lumberjack Online University Information Environment) account.
2. Monitor your LOUIE account to review your admission status.
3. To reset your LOUIE password, go to nau.edu/password OR call the Student Technology Center at 928-523-9294 or 888-520-7215.

 Transcripts

1. Submit all transcripts from your high schools and colleges attended. The University prefers to receive transcripts electronically. If transcripts are mailed, please mail them to:
   
   Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation
   NAU Box 4084
   Flagstaff, AZ 86011-4084

Test Scores

1. Please request test scores to be sent directly to Northern Arizona University from the testing agency.
   
   ACT      act.org                          NAU code 0086
   SAT      collegeboard.com          NAU code 4006

Check Your Admissions Application Status

1. Watch your mailbox for your application acknowledgement letter that includes information on how to setup and log into your LOUIE (Lumberjack Online University Information Environment) account.
2. Monitor your LOUIE account to review your admission status.
3. To reset your LOUIE password, go to nau.edu/password OR call the Student Technology Center at 928-523-9294 or 888-520-7215.

Transcripts

1. Ask each college or university you have attended to send your official transcripts directly to the University:
   
   Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation
   NAU Box 4084
   Flagstaff, AZ 86011-4084
2. If you have completed fewer than 24 hours of college credit at the time of application or you are 22 years old or younger, please also submit your final official high school transcript.

Check Your Admissions Application Status

1. Watch your mailbox for your application acknowledgement letter that includes information on how to setup and log into your LOUIE (Lumberjack Online University Information Environment) account.
2. Monitor your LOUIE account to review your admission status.
3. To reset your LOUIE password, go to nau.edu/password OR call the Student Technology Center at 928-523-9294 or 888-520-7215.

Check Your Admissions Application Status

1. Watch your mailbox for your application acknowledgement letter that includes information on how to setup and log into your LOUIE (Lumberjack Online University Information Environment) account.
2. Monitor your LOUIE account to review your admission status.
3. To reset your LOUIE password, go to nau.edu/password OR call the Student Technology Center at 928-523-9294 or 888-520-7215.

Apply for Housing

Campus housing options are full for fall 2013. Our Off-Campus Housing Resources page provides information and links to over 50 apartment complexes, and other resources for off campus housing. 

For those wishing to apply for housing for future terms:

Register for Orientation

1. The university expects new freshmen students to attend an orientation session.
2. Students will stay on campus one night in a residence hall for orientation. Be sure to bring sheets and blankets or a sleeping bag, toiletries, and a towel. 
3. If parent(s), guardian(s) or siblings wish to attend orientation, they will need to register for the same orientation session as the student. Parents, guardians and siblings will also need to arrange off campus lodging. Visit nau.edu/discounts for a list of local B&Bs, hotels, and motels offering discounts for NAU related events.

Take the ALEKS Math Placement Test

1. ALEKS is an online math placement test. There is no cost for the first test. Students may take the test up to three times for a fee, and it must be proctored. The fee for additional testing is paid directly to ALEKS/McGraw Hill via credit card.
2. The ALEKS test is required for all students who have not earned credit for a college-level math or statistics course or CLEP, AP, or IB, or took a college/university level math or statistics course and earned a “C” or better.
3. For all other placement tests, go to nau.edu/testing.

Complete Priority Enrollment

1. Once your enrollment deposit is paid, you have access to early class selection for your first semester.
2. Priority Enrollment opens in mid-February
3. Complete your academic profile. Once completed and submitted an academic adviser will place you in the best classes, given your interests and overall profile.
4. At Orientation you will meet with your academic adviser to review and finalize your class schedule.
5. MVA benefit eligible students must certify their classes once enrolled with the VA to be eligible for benefits.

Verify Your Citizenship

1. The state of Arizona requires documentation that each student receiving benefits from state—including in-state tuition and WUE scholarship students—is a legal citizen. If you have filed a FAFSA, you usually will not have to provide additional documentation.
2. If documentation is requested and not provided, tuition will be charged at the out-of-state rate and financial aid may be impacted.
3. Visit nau.edu/verify for a list of acceptable documentation and methods of submission.

Provide Immunization Documentation

1. A list of required immunizations and how to submit documentation can be found at nau.edu/Medical-Services/Immunizations.
2. Always include your NAU ID on any documentation submitted.

After high school graduation, Request Your High School Send Your Final Transcript to:

Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation
NAU Box 4084
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-4084

Your final high school transcript must show your date of graduation.

1. It is a university expectation that new transfer students complete the online orientation modules.
2. After you complete the online orientation you will be invited to contact an academic adviser in your major to enroll in classes.

Take the ALEKS Math Placement Test

1. ALEKS is an online math placement test. There is no cost for the first test. Students may take the test up to three times for a fee, and it must be proctored. The fee for additional testing is paid directly to ALEKS/McGraw Hill via credit card.
2. The ALEKS test is required for all students who have not earned credit for a college-level math or statistics course or CLEP, AP, or IB, or took a college/university level math or statistics course and earned a “C” or better.
3. For all other placement tests, go to nau.edu/testing.

Verify Your Citizenship

1. The state of Arizona requires documentation that each student receiving benefits from state—including in-state tuition and WUE scholarship students—is a legal citizen. If you have filed a FAFSA, you usually will not have to provide additional documentation.
2. If documentation is requested and not provided, tuition will be charged at the out-of-state rate and financial aid may be impacted.
3. Visit nau.edu/verify for a list of acceptable documentation and methods of submission.

Provide Immunization Documentation

1. A list of required immunizations and how to submit documentation can be found at nau.edu/Medical-Services/Immunizations.
2. Always include your NAU ID on any documentation submitted.

Submit Any Remaining Final Official Transcripts

1. Request a final official copy of transcripts for high schools, colleges and/or universities you were enrolled in prior to your application to NAU. Be sure that final grades are posted and graduation dates are indicated if applicable.

• Request the transcript(s) be sent to:
  
  Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation
  NAU Box 4084
  Flagstaff, AZ 86011-4084

1. If you intend to enroll in classes less than full time, housing is not guaranteed and is based on availability.  Housing options for fall 2013 are full.Our Off-Campus Housing Resources page provides information and links to over 50 apartment complexes, and other resources for off campus housing

Verify Your Citizenship

1. The state of Arizona requires documentation that each student receiving benefits from state—including in-state tuition and WUE scholarship students—is a legal citizen. If you have filed a FAFSA, you usually will not have to provide additional documentation.
2. If documentation is requested and not provided, tuition will be charged at the out-of-state rate and financial aid may be impacted.
3. Visit nau.edu/verify for a list of acceptable documentation and methods of submission.

Provide Immunization Documentation

1. A list of required immunizations and how to submit documentation can be found at nau.edu/Medical-Services/Immunizations.
2. Always include your NAU ID on any documentation submitted.

1. The cost is $25 and provides you with access to campus resources and Residence Halls if living on campus.

1. Housing for part-time students is not guaranteed and is based on space availability. Housing options for fall 2013 are full. Our Off-Campus Housing Resources page provides information and links to over 50 apartment complexes, and other resources for off campus housing.

1. The state of Arizona requires documentation that each student receiving benefits from the state—including in-state tuition—is a legal citizen.
2. If documentation is requested and not provided, tuition will be charged at the out-of-state rate.
3. Visit nau.edu/verify for a list of acceptable documentation and methods of submission.

Provide Immunization Documentation

1. A list of required immunizations and how to submit documentation can be found at nau.edu/Medical-Services/Immunizations.
2. Always include your NAU ID on any documentation submitted.

Enrollment

1. You may register for up to 6 credit hours per semester/term
2. NAU may not accept more than 15 credit hours earned while enrolled as a non-degree seeking student
3. Course selection may be limited based on pre-requisite requirements.

1. The cost is $25 and provides you with access to campus resources.

1. Non-degree students are not eligible for aid, grants, loans or scholarships.