Northern Arizona University (NAU): Fees 2025, Scholarships, Admissions 2025, Rankings & Programs

• The Campus Experience at NAU is the best; it is a very large campus with beautiful architecture and awesome views to the mountains covered in snow; it has a huge library with a lot of useful resources; there are around 10 to 15 grounds for students to play; and they also have a huge gym with best-in-class equipment for students.

• There are many extracurricular activities going on in university. Every day there will be some or the other event happening on campus.
• There are every facility, like a library, sports, and medical services, available in this university.
• For Indian students, holi and diwali will be celebrated. There will be many hackathons. clubs are there to join and build our network.

• Tuition would be $13,000 per semester. If we get a $5,000 international excellence award. For 3 credits, it would cost $3500. We need to pay it semester-wise.
• The monthly expense depends on us. It will be around $500 to $1,000 for overall expenses.
• For rent, it will be $400 per month if we are staying off campus and if we stay on campus it will be 1,000. For groceries, 100$. Remaining things depends on us how much we spend for other things.

• There are many block and half of city is with college .Based on majors there are various buildings .
• The facilities that are provided on campus are library and many other thing and the health insurance is covered in the college fee
• There are various festivals that are celebrated on campus based on the communities and every country's festivals are being celebrated
• There are various games conducted and also the extra circular activities .

• The fee for entire course will be 46000$ of which you will get 5000 $ every semester a scholarship if you maintain above 3 cgpa from your second semester .
• There are no additional charges other than tuition fee.
• The fee is charge semester wise based on the no of credit you have enrolled
• The monthly expenses will be 500 $ including rent and grocery .
   

NAU has two campuses, Flagstaff and Phoenix. Speaking of the Flagstaff campus there was always some event going on and the campus was well connected based on transport facilities and resources were easily accessible like a library, health centre, gym, pool, post office etc

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.

The campus is huge and has a huge library which not only provides us with books but also laptop, tablets, 3D printers, cameras, and more. They have a IT department right there that can help with fixing laptop or any electronic items. They have multiple computers in the library to use and work on. Every place in the campus has WiFi. They have multiple events celebrating every culture like Indian, italian, Chinese, Korean, and more. It's an never ending list. People on campus are very accepting and helpful. There is a huge gym and a lot of trails to run and hike around. Multiple grounds for soccer, basketball, lawn tennis and more.

My overall experience is very good till now. It is some what hectic with assignments, cooking, cleaning and stuff. but was good.

the campus life was very good, we have so many indoor and outdoor grounds that encourage the students to participate in various activities and keep themselves fit and active.

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.

Since it was an in-state school, I paid $24,000 a year for tuition, room, and board and other miscellaneous fees. I was able to afford college by becoming an RA to get my room and board paid for. I did have to take out a few personal loans through Sallie Mae but also received a scholarship (President's scholarship, $6,000) that was awarded for my GPA.