Review admission criteria for Northern Arizona University (Undergraduate Admissions).
Apply for admission and include official transcripts (high school, other colleges).
Inform your family of your educational and relocation plans.
Discuss how you are planning to pay for college expenses with family.
Contact the Financial Aid office to make sure they received your FAFSA information from the Department of Education.
Contact your Tribal Scholarship office to apply and/or follow-up on your status.
Submit measles immunization record to the Fronske Health Center.
Decide where you want to live (on or off campus). Living in an on-campus residential hall is convenient, less costly, and you get to meet new people (see Residence Life). If you choose to live off-campus,account for extra travel time to classes and be prepared to pay deposits (first and last month's rent, utility hook-ups, phone, cable, etc.) if selecting an apartment or house.
Students with children should research the local school system regarding open enrollment dates, daycare, and healthcare (see Flagstaff Unified School District).
SAVE money for extra expenses (moving, gas, food, books, etc.) in case your financial aid has not been disbursed to you by the first week of classes in the fall/spring.
Seek help from campus resources to ensure a smooth transition into the university environment and begin the path to reaching your educational goals.
Native American Student Services
P.O. Box 5653
Flagstaff, Arizona 86011
928-523-8086
Fax: 928-523-8855
Toll Free: 1-877-523-8125
nassnatives@nau.edu
8 AM–5 PM
Monday–Friday
Closed weekends and holidays
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