To find your roommate's contact information, log into the housing portal. Go to the "Application Status" step and click on "View Details" next to your roommate. Your roommate's NAU e-mail address will be shown in that window. Send your roommate an e-mail to introduce yourself and start comparing notes on what you plan to bring. It's also a great time to start reviewing the Pre-Roommate Agreement Worksheet.   

 View our Guide to help you think about making some environmentally responsible choices while shopping for college. 

Use this form to inventory your personal items while you are packing.

Protect your personal property you bring with you to campus. Renter’s insurance protects your personal property against damage or loss, and insures you in case someone is injured while in your place of residence. Many people wonder about the residence halls and are curious if renter’s insurance will cover them while living on campus. The answer is yes - students living on campus are encouraged to obtain renter's insurance and actually make up one of the largest groups that has this type of insurance. 

College students should consider purchasing renter’s insurance to protect their personal property, such as a computer, television, stereo, bicycle or furniture, in the event that it is damaged, destroyed or stolen. Renter’s insurance can also protect your belongings in case of disaster. It is important to be aware of what is specifically covered in the policy, confirming first with your insurance agent that the items in your place of residence are covered by renter’s insurance. If a student is a dependent under his or her parent’s insurance, the student’s personal property, in many cases, is not covered if the student lives on campus. However, parents should check their policy or contact their insurance agent for further information on coverage for their son or daughter who is away at school.

These are the policies and guidelines established for all students living in the residence halls, and are important to understand before arriving to campus. 

Need to purchase your parking permit? Not bringing a car to campus? Review the Campus Shuttle Service Quick Reference Map to locate convenient bus stops. During peak hours, shuttles leave every 5 minutes on the new express route.

Please have your JacksCard with you as you will need it to check into your hall. If you do not have JacksCard, please obtain your card at the JacksCard Office in the University Union.  

Checkout our list of suggested items to bring.