Northern Arizona University admissions run on a rolling calendar for most undergraduate programs, with a fixed priority window for Fall and Spring intakes and program-by-program deadlines for master’s and PhD applications. Indian undergraduate applicants need a Class XII score around 65 percent (a 2.5 GPA on 4.0), while master’s applicants need a Bachelor’s with 60 percent or more (3.0 GPA on 4.0), and both routes ask for IELTS 6.0 to 6.5 or an approved equivalent.
- Fall 2027 priority deadline: 1 March 2027 for undergraduate international applicants, the university’s primary intake.
- Base tuition and application fee: $30,000 (around ₹28.73 Lakhs) undergraduate and $33,800 (around ₹32.37 Lakhs) graduate per year, plus an application fee of $50 (around ₹4,788) undergraduate or $75 (around ₹7,182) graduate.
- Eligibility floor: Class XII with 2.5 GPA (around 65 percent) for UG and Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA (around 60 to 65 percent) for PG, plus IELTS 6.0 UG or IELTS 6.5 PG.
- Acceptance rate: around 91 percent, one of the more access-oriented public research universities in the United States.
Indian students at Northern Arizona University most often enrol in Computer Information Technology, the Franke MBA, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Applied Linguistics, with the Flagstaff campus known among Indian graduates for small class sizes and hands-on faculty access. Read the Northern Arizona University overview for a fuller picture of campus life, placements, and Indian student community before you apply.
Table of Contents
- Northern Arizona University Application Deadlines
- NAU Eligibility for Indian Students
- NAU PG Programs and English Scores
- Northern Arizona University UG Programs
- NAU Franke MBA Admissions
- NAU PhD Application Process
- Northern Arizona University Application Process
- NAU Documents for Indian Applicants
- NAU Acceptance Rate and Selectivity
- USA Student Visa Process for NAU Admits
- Tips and Checklist for NAU Admissions
- Northern Arizona University Admissions: FAQs
Northern Arizona University Application Deadlines
Northern Arizona University operates rolling admission for most undergraduate degrees, so first-year international applications are accepted throughout the year, but meeting the priority deadline unlocks earlier admission decisions and on-campus housing preference. Graduate deadlines are set at the department level and cluster in the January to May window for Fall entry. All dates below come from the official NAU important dates page and the Center for International Education graduate admission page.
Northern Arizona University’s primary intake for Indian students is Fall (August) — most programs open here.
| Intake | Level | App Opens | Deadline | App Fee | Portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fall 2027 (Primary intake) | UG | Rolling, open now | 1 March 2027 (priority) | $50 (₹4,788) | ApplyWeb |
| Fall 2027 (Primary intake) | PG | Rolling, open now | Program-specific, typically Feb to May 2027 | $75 (₹7,182) | ApplyWeb |
| Spring 2027 | UG | Open now | 15 September 2026 (priority) | $50 (₹4,788) | ApplyWeb |
| Spring 2027 | PG | Open now | Program-specific, typically Sep to Nov 2026 | $75 (₹7,182) | ApplyWeb |
| Summer 2027 (limited) | MBA | Open now | 1 April 2027 | $75 (₹7,182) | ApplyWeb |
Rolling admission means the university reviews complete files as they arrive rather than in fixed rounds, so applying 4 to 6 months before your start date is the safer route for I-20 processing and consular slots. Fall 2026 classes begin on 24 August 2026, effectively closing that intake for Indian applicants who still need visa interviews, so the actionable choice today is Spring 2027 by 15 September 2026 or Fall 2027 by 1 March 2027.
Planning note: The 15 September Spring priority deadline is a hard cut for guaranteed early I-20 issuance. Indian applicants aiming for a January 2027 arrival should aim to submit at least two weeks earlier to leave room for transcript re-requests.
Northern Arizona University Eligibility for Indian Students
Eligibility at Northern Arizona University is set at two layers — the institution-wide floor published by the Center for International Education, and the higher program-specific bars that individual departments layer on top. Indian applicants clear the base floor with common CBSE, ICSE, or state-board Class XII scores for undergraduate entry, and with a three-year or four-year Bachelor’s for master’s entry. English proficiency evidence is required from all applicants unless a documented waiver applies.
- UG general entry: Class XII with a minimum 2.5 GPA on 4.0 (around 65 percent) for the last three years of secondary school.
- PG general entry: Bachelor’s from a regionally accredited institution with a minimum 3.0 GPA on 4.0 (around 60 to 65 percent in Indian percentage terms).
- UG English scores: IELTS 6.0, TOEFL iBT 70, or Duolingo English Test 95.
- PG English scores: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 80, Duolingo English Test 105, or PTE Academic at the department minimum.
- MBA add-on: Applicants with a 3.25 GPA or higher, or with substantial work experience, may have the GMAT or GRE waived by the Franke College of Business.
| English Test | UG Minimum | PG Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS Academic | 6.0 | 6.5 |
| TOEFL iBT | 70 | 80 |
| PTE Academic | 50 | 58 |
| Duolingo English Test | 95 | 105 |
NAU IELTS Waiver for Indian Students
Northern Arizona University waives the English proficiency test in two documented cases that Indian applicants can occasionally use. First, if the applicant holds a passport from a country on NAU’s approved English-speaking list, no test score is required — most Indian nationals do not qualify here. Second, if the applicant has already completed a full university degree in an English-speaking country and can submit an official transcript proving it, the test is waived. Indian applicants who studied their Bachelor’s entirely at a Tier-1 English-medium Indian university are advised to write to isss@nau.edu with an MOI (medium of instruction) letter before assuming an exemption, because Indian degrees are not blanket-waived under the country-of-study rule.
Northern Arizona University PG Programs and English Scores
Northern Arizona University offers over 70 graduate programs across its Flagstaff campus, with the College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences, the W. A. Franke College of Business, and the College of Environment, Forestry, and Natural Sciences drawing the largest Indian cohorts. Base graduate tuition is $33,800 per year (around ₹32.37 Lakhs) at the nonresident rate for 2026-27, with mandatory fees and program-specific surcharges added on top — the course-wise fees breakdown details how each program prices out.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| MS Computer Information Technology | 2 years | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA, computing or related background preferred | IELTS 6.5 |
| MBA Business Administration (Franke) | 2 years | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA, GMAT waivable at 3.25 GPA | IELTS 6.5 |
| MS Civil and Environmental Engineering | 2 years | Bachelor’s in Civil or related engineering with 3.0 GPA | IELTS 6.5 |
| MA Applied Linguistics and TESL | 2 years | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA in linguistics, English, education, or related | IELTS 6.5 |
| MS Biology (Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology) | 2 years | Bachelor’s in Biology or life sciences with 3.0 GPA | IELTS 6.5 |
| MS Forestry | 2 years | Bachelor’s in Forestry or natural resources with 3.0 GPA | IELTS 6.5 |
| MEd Educational Leadership | 2 years | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA, teaching experience preferred | IELTS 6.5 |
| MPH Public Health | 2 years | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA in health sciences or allied | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSN Master of Science in Nursing | 2 years | BSN with 3.0 GPA plus RN licensure | IELTS 6.5 |
Insider note: Applied Linguistics and TESL is the department Indian students most often underestimate — it feeds directly into US community-college teaching roles, and the graduate assistantships attached to it can offset tuition by 50 to 60 percent.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official Northern Arizona University graduate admissions page for your chosen program before applying.
Northern Arizona University UG Programs
Northern Arizona University runs more than 90 undergraduate majors, and Indian applicants concentrate in Computer Science, Business Administration, Engineering, Nursing, and Environmental Science. Undergraduate base tuition is $30,000 per year (around ₹28.73 Lakhs) at the nonresident international rate for 2026-27, with mandatory and college fees layered on top.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| BS Computer Science | 4 years | Class XII with 2.5 GPA (around 65 percent), Mathematics through Class XII | IELTS 6.0 |
| BS Business Administration | 4 years | Class XII with 2.5 GPA (around 65 percent) | IELTS 6.0 |
| BS Mechanical Engineering | 4 years | Class XII with 2.5 GPA, Mathematics and Physics through Class XII | IELTS 6.0 |
| BS Nursing (BSN) | 4 years | Class XII with 2.5 GPA, Biology and Chemistry preferred | IELTS 6.5 |
| BS Forestry | 4 years | Class XII with 2.5 GPA, Biology preferred | IELTS 6.0 |
Undergraduate applicants do not need to submit SAT or ACT scores for general admission, though a strong ACT (24+) or SAT (1160+) helps unlock merit aid at the Lumberjack Scholars level — see the funding options for Indian students for the full award grid.
Northern Arizona University Franke MBA Admissions
The W. A. Franke College of Business runs a 30-credit MBA that can be completed in as little as 12 months full-time or over 2 years part-time. Indian applicants without a Bachelor’s in business administration must complete NAU’s Business Foundations Graduate Certificate before starting the MBA core, which adds one term of preparatory work. The Summer 2027 international deadline is 1 April 2027, and Fall entry is handled on a rolling basis.
Franke MBA GMAT Waiver Route
The GMAT or GRE requirement is waived for applicants with a 3.25 GPA or higher from an accredited university, and NAU also waives it when the applicant has multiple years of full-time work experience post-graduation. Indian applicants who studied at IIT, NIT, BITS, or a Tier-1 private university typically clear the GPA route, and mid-career candidates from consulting, banking, or engineering firms usually clear the experience route.
Franke MBA Fees and Indian Cohort
MBA tuition sits at the graduate international rate of $33,800 per year, and the Franke College publishes program-specific scholarship top-ups through its funding for Indian students page. Indian MBA candidates cluster in the Healthcare MBA track, which pairs the core with a US-recognised healthcare management sequence.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official Franke MBA page for your chosen concentration before applying.
Northern Arizona University PhD Application Process
Northern Arizona University’s doctoral programs are department-run, with faculty-match interest driving admission more than institution-level GPA cut-offs. Popular Indian-applicant destinations include the PhD in Forest Science, PhD in Applied Linguistics, PhD in Educational Leadership, and PhD in Bioengineering.
NAU PhD Funding and Assistantships
Most fully-funded doctoral offers pair a tuition waiver with a graduate assistantship stipend, and Indian PhD students typically receive research or teaching assistantships attached to their advisor’s lab. Stipend amounts vary by department for the 2026-27 academic year and are published on each program’s own funding page.
NAU PhD Application Steps
Applicants first identify a supervisor whose research aligns with their proposal, then submit the ApplyWeb graduate application with a research statement, three recommendation letters, transcripts, and English test scores. Interviews with the prospective advisor are common but not mandatory across every department.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official NAU graduate admissions page for your chosen program before applying.
Northern Arizona University Application Process
Northern Arizona University handles all international applications through its own ApplyWeb portal — Common Application is not accepted at NAU. The process from account creation to offer typically takes 4 to 8 weeks for a complete file, and offers are then followed by financial-document review and I-20 issuance.
- Create an ApplyWeb account on the NAU portal — undergraduate applicants use the northazi portal and graduate applicants use the northazg portal.
- Pay the application fee of $50 (around ₹4,788) for undergraduate or $75 (around ₹7,182) for graduate applicants via the ApplyWeb payment page.
- Upload official Class XII marksheets, Bachelor’s transcripts (with grading scale explanation), and any prerequisite coursework certificates.
- Submit English proficiency scores directly from IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or Duolingo — self-reported scores are accepted for review but official copies are required for the offer.
- Upload the statement of purpose, resume, and one to three letters of recommendation as required by the program.
- Once the offer is issued, upload proof of financial support covering the $51,940 undergraduate or $55,773 graduate first-year I-20 total to trigger the I-20 mailing.
- Pay the $325 enrollment deposit for first-year undergraduates or the graduate-specific deposit to confirm your seat before applying for the F-1 visa.
Admission decisions arrive within 4 to 8 weeks of a complete file for most programs, and NAU offers are typically valid until the enrollment deposit deadline of the term you were admitted to. Deferrals to the next intake are permitted case by case — put the request through the international admissions office rather than the academic department.
Northern Arizona University Documents for Indian Applicants
Paperwork for a Northern Arizona University international application is standard for a US public research university, but a few Indian-specific items — like a certified transcript translation only if your Bachelor’s is issued in Hindi or a regional language, and a bank certificate on the sponsor’s letterhead — regularly trip up applicants at the I-20 stage.
- Passport bio page copy: valid for at least six months beyond your intended I-20 end date.
- Official Class XII marksheet and passing certificate: sent directly by the board or by the school.
- Bachelor’s transcripts and degree certificate: for PG applicants, including a grading-scale explanation from the university.
- English proficiency score report: IELTS TRF, TOEFL score sheet, PTE score report, or Duolingo certificate.
- Statement of purpose (SOP): one to two pages, program-specific.
- Recommendation letters: one to three, from academic or professional referees on letterhead.
- Resume or CV: especially important for MBA and PhD tracks.
- Proof of financial support: bank statements, sponsor affidavit, or education-loan sanction letter covering the I-20 total.
- Passport-size photograph: per US visa specifications.
Northern Arizona University Acceptance Rate
Northern Arizona University publishes an overall acceptance rate of around 91 percent, placing it firmly in the access-oriented tier of US public research universities. That means the university admits most applicants who meet its stated Class XII, Bachelor’s, and English requirements, and the practical filter for Indian students is the visa and financial-documentation stage rather than the academic review itself.
Which NAU Programs Are More Competitive
Nursing, the Health Sciences track, the Physician Assistant program, and the PhD cohorts run tighter — Nursing in particular routinely turns away applicants who clear the base GPA but lack Biology and Chemistry through Class XII. The Franke MBA is selective on work-experience quality rather than pure GPA, and doctoral admits hinge on faculty match.
How Indian Applicants Improve Their NAU Offer Odds
Indian applicants who submit polished SOPs, get their transcripts evaluated by NAU’s own credentials office, and clear the Bachelor’s GPA convincingly (3.3 or higher) are the group that unlocks graduate assistantship offers alongside admission. Applying by the March 1 or September 15 priority window is the single lever that most often turns an admit into an admit-with-funding.
Insider note: The 91 percent figure hides program-level variance. If you are applying to a competitive track like Nursing or Bioengineering, treat your effective acceptance odds as closer to 40 to 60 percent and build your application to that bar.
USA Student Visa Process for Northern Arizona University Admits
Indian students admitted to Northern Arizona University apply for the F-1 student visa at the US Consulate in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, or Hyderabad after receiving the I-20 form from NAU. The visa process starts with paying the SEVIS I-901 fee of $350 (around ₹33,516), then filling the DS-160 non-immigrant visa form, then paying the visa application fee of $185 (around ₹17,716). The consular interview is scheduled through the OFC (VAC) biometrics appointment followed by the interview slot.
Financial documentation for F-1 approval must cover the first year’s I-20 total — $51,940 (around ₹49.74 Lakhs) for undergraduate and $55,773 (around ₹53.41 Lakhs) for graduate students at NAU Flagstaff — and can be a mix of family bank statements, fixed deposits, and an education-loan sanction letter. On arrival in Flagstaff, all F-1 students must complete SEVIS check-in with the NAU Center for International Education within 15 days.
2026 update: The US Consulate in Delhi and Mumbai have expanded student-visa slots for the 2026 intake cycle. Book the earliest available appointment as soon as the I-20 arrives — do not wait for the consular calendar to fill.
Tips and Checklist for Northern Arizona University Admissions
The following tips and steps are drawn from Indian-applicant patterns at Northern Arizona University over the last three intake cycles. Combine them with the deadlines table above to build a realistic timeline for Spring 2027 or Fall 2027.
- Target the priority deadline: apply by 15 September 2026 for Spring or 1 March 2027 for Fall to unlock earlier decisions and housing preference.
- Book IELTS or TOEFL 8 weeks before applying: official score reporting to NAU takes 2 to 3 weeks after your test date.
- Request WES-style transcript evaluation early: NAU accepts direct university transcripts, but a course-by-course evaluation smooths credit transfer discussions.
- Line up the sponsor’s bank certificate before starting the application: the I-20 stage is where most Indian applicants stall.
- For the MBA, secure a GMAT waiver in writing: the 3.25 GPA route and the work-experience route both need explicit confirmation from the Franke College before you skip the test.
- Ask about departmental assistantships in the SOP: mentioning specific faculty and research groups signals fit and often surfaces funding leads.
- Set aside 8 to 10 weeks for visa processing: from I-20 receipt to F-1 stamping, plan for the full stretch even in a light-load month.
- Confirm the NAU Student Health Insurance plan is priced into your budget: it is mandatory and adds $2,876 (around ₹2.75 Lakhs) per year to your cost.
Northern Arizona University suits Indian applicants who want a research-active US public university without the selectivity crunch of the top-25 group, with a Fall 2027 primary intake and a Spring 2027 option still open for early-decision movers. The Franke MBA, MS Computer Information Technology, and MS Civil and Environmental Engineering remain the highest-volume Indian tracks, and the 91 percent institutional acceptance rate makes NAU a realistic anchor school rather than a stretch application.
Northern Arizona University Admissions: Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. What is the application deadline for Indian students at Northern Arizona University?
Ans. The undergraduate priority deadline is 1 March 2027 for Fall 2027 and 15 September 2026 for Spring 2027. Graduate deadlines vary by program and typically fall between February and May for Fall entry. NAU runs rolling admission for most undergraduate degrees.
Ques. Does Northern Arizona University accept the Common Application?
Ans. No. NAU uses its own ApplyWeb portal for both undergraduate and graduate international applications. Undergraduate applicants use the northazi portal and graduate applicants use the northazg portal.
Ques. What is the minimum IELTS score for a master’s at NAU?
Ans. The institution-wide minimum for graduate programs is IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 80, PTE Academic 58, or Duolingo English Test 105. Some programs like Applied Linguistics may require higher band scores.
Ques. What is the application fee for Northern Arizona University?
Ans. The application fee is $50 (around ₹4,788) for undergraduate applicants and $75 (around ₹7,182) for graduate applicants. Fee waivers are available in cases of documented financial hardship — request the waiver form from admissions@nau.edu before submitting the application.
Ques. Do I need SAT or ACT scores for undergraduate admission?
Ans. No. NAU does not require SAT or ACT for general undergraduate admission, but competitive scores unlock merit scholarships at the Lumberjack Scholars tier. Indian applicants submitting strong Class XII scores can apply without the SAT or ACT.
Ques. What GPA does an Indian student need for NAU graduate admission?
Ans. The base requirement is a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale, which maps to roughly 60 to 65 percent in the Indian percentage system. Competitive programs like Nursing and Bioengineering look for 3.3 or higher, and graduate assistantship consideration usually starts at 3.5.
Ques. Is the GMAT required for the Franke MBA at NAU?
Ans. The GMAT or GRE is waived for applicants with a 3.25 GPA or higher, and for applicants with substantial post-graduation work experience. Both waiver routes must be confirmed in writing by the Franke College before you skip the test.
Ques. Does Northern Arizona University offer an English test waiver for Indian students?
Ans. NAU waives the English test if the applicant holds a passport from an approved English-speaking country or has already completed a full university degree in an English-speaking country. Indian applicants who studied at English-medium Indian institutions should email isss@nau.edu with an MOI letter before assuming an exemption.
Ques. How long does it take to get an admission decision from NAU?
Ans. Complete files typically receive a decision in 4 to 8 weeks for both undergraduate and graduate applications. PhD decisions can take longer because they involve faculty review and interviews.
Ques. What is the total cost for the first year at Northern Arizona University for an Indian student?
Ans. The 2026-27 I-20 total is $51,940 (around ₹49.74 Lakhs) for international undergraduates and $55,773 (around ₹53.41 Lakhs) for international graduates. That covers tuition, mandatory fees, housing, meals, health insurance, and books.
Ques. Can I defer my Northern Arizona University offer to the next intake?
Ans. Yes, deferrals are considered case by case by the international admissions office rather than the academic department. Submit the deferral request before the enrollment deposit deadline for your admitted term.
Ques. What is the F-1 visa financial requirement for NAU admits?
Ans. The financial proof for the F-1 visa must cover the first-year I-20 total — $51,940 for undergraduates or $55,773 for graduates. This can be a combination of family bank statements, fixed deposits, and an education-loan sanction letter from an approved Indian lender.
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Northern Arizona University Program Fees & Deadlines
| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Application Fees | Eligibility | Financial Aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USD 32,190 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.0, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL IBT: 80, Duolingo-105 | |||
M.B.A 1 year | USD 32,190 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.0, IELTS: 6, TOEFL iBT: 70, DET: 95 | ||
MS Computer Science 2 years | USD 32,190 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.0, IELTS: 6, TOEFL IBT: 70, Duolingo: 95 | - | |
M.P.H Nutrition 2 years | USD 33,534 /Yr | 65 | TOEFL: 80 | IELTS: 6.5 | - | |
M.P.H Health Promotion 2 years | USD 33,534 /Yr | 65 | TOEFL: 80 | IELTS: 6.5 | - | |
M.S Mechanical Engineering 2 years | Application Deadline For Spring Intake (15th Sep 2026) | USD 32,190 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.0, IELTS: 6, TOEFL IBT: 70, Duolingo: 95 | |
M.Sc Informatics 1 year | USD 30,912 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.0, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL IBT: 80, Duolingo-105 | ||
M.Sc Civil Engineering 2 years | Application Deadline for Spring 2026 Intake (15th Sep 2026) | USD 32,190 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.0, IELTS: 6, TOEFL IBT: 70, Duolingo: 95 | |
| USD 30,912 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.0, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL IBT: 80, Duolingo-105 |
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- Location of the university, with amazing views.
- Faculty, because how approachable they are.
- Facilities provided to the students.
Dislikes
- Very less number of local students in the Masters degree.
- Accent of other country professors is difficult to understand.
- Less food options for Indian students.
Likes
- The college is very good for computer science. There are many courses to choose if you want to pursue in any career. The professors are well educated and teaching wise is also very good. But as we are coming for masters.
- The course structure is also very good. We don't learn only theory but also learn how to implement it.
- We have so many facilities on campus gym, swimming pool, tennis court, football court and there are many clubs to join which we are interested in.
Dislikes
- The college ranking is not that good. It is around 249 ranking in USA.
- In career fairs most companies don't visit this for IT and CS students. Its almost the same in many colleges.
- We don't find all groceries in flagstaff. We need to get most Indian groceries in phoenix.
Scholarship
- Most people in this university will receive an international excellence award, which will be around $5,000. Even I have received this.
- All my batchmates received this scholarship. The average financial scholarship is $10,000 per year.
- Most students who are international will receive this scholarship.
- Eligibility criteria to have this scholarship is that our GPA must be above 3.
Likes
- Structured course for computer science
- Exclusive support for Difficult subjects (tutoring sessions)
- Professors with good knowledge
Dislikes
- Course is a bit tough when it comes to computer science
- Assignments are difficult
- Higher fee compared to other colleges
Scholarship
- I received 5000 $ as scholarship each semester for maintaining more than 3 cgpa every semester . The name of the scholarship is International student award
- I have received 5000 $ every semester as the part of the scholarship which is directly applied to my fees
- Most of the people received the scholarship who ever maintained 3 and above cgpa
- Almost 95 % of student received the scholarship
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- NAU was perfect in every sense.
- NAU has lots of extracurricular activities.
- NAU has a beautiful location that I really liked.
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- I chose this university to work with Dr.Bertrand Cambou who is well known for his cybersystems research with US army
- Research opportunities, professors pushing students to do more- it can get frustrating but we understand it's value later, Library, gym, safety - police car keeps moving around the university to make sure no one is unsafe, access to all the information, life in Flagstaff is amazing with beautiful san Francisco peaks, snow, professors being extremely helpful - note that you need to ask for help to get support and help. No one will come and help without you asking for it. The healthcare is amazing here, every student is attended well and with care.
Dislikes
- The fact that they don't have Indian food on campus. Some information on how to pick classes also can be a little clearer. We had to ask other people on how to pick classes. But now they have a advisor who helps everyone with classes to pick so I don't know how that changes things for future students
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My university experience has been amazing. I started off as a Masters student and with the research opportunities given to me i completed my masters in computer science and continued my education for my Doctoral degree. In 4.5 years I earned a masters and a PhD degree from this esteemed university. The connections I made here will last forever and the fun with all events and sports is unforgettable. With the research I did, I am able to get a job immediately after graduation and I am really thankful for that.
Scholarship
10000/- year and then I applied for graduate research assistant position and I got that. So after my first semester I didn't have to pay any fees other than the extra curriculum fees which was around 800$
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- Scholarship is one of the main criteria, Good Approval rate, good student to teacher ratio.
- Culture, diversity, staff, infrastructure, teaching, playgrounds, Research opportunities.
- The learning outcomes ,The chance to play and enjoy yourself , potential earnings, Learning valuable skills, Accessing better job benefits.
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- Too many exams, Balancing work, school, and personal life, Financial challenges, Emotional and mental health challenges, The school's rules, The cost of college, too many rules to deal with, apart from this we can say that this is one of the best colleges to study
Overview
My overall experience is very good till now. It is some what hectic with assignments, cooking, cleaning and stuff. but was good.
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Yes, I have received a scholarship of 10000 $/year.
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I chose this college for its change in the environment and also the ease of the application process. It was only $50 to apply and was very easy to complete. I applied to only 2 schools and was accepted in just a couple of months. I also loved this college for its small-town appeal. Flagstaff is a beautiful and small city that was perfect for college students. I loved how the professors connected with me and my classes were never too big, so I could have that connection with my professors and other students.



















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