LEARN ABOUT NAU
The Northern Arizona University mission is to provide an outstanding
undergraduate residential education strengthened by research, graduate and
professional programs, and sophisticated methods of distance delivery. NAU is an
accredited, high research university with its beautiful main campus located on
740 acres in Flagstaff, Arizona. The university values and promotes an
ethnically rich and diverse university community and graduates individuals who
are prepared to contribute to the social, economic, and environmental needs of
a changing world.
NAU-Community Campuses are located at nearly 40 sites throughout the
state The university’s fall 2012 student enrollment was record breaking;
includes undergraduate and graduate students at the Flagstaff campus, online,
and at extended campuses throughout Arizona students total 26,002. Check out
the Quick
Facts or
the Current
NAU Fact Book 2012 that were compiled by our Office of Planning and Institutional
Research from the past academic year. Also, check out NAU's Points of Pride.
We have an involved and committed student body at NAU. Check out the Student
Characteristics or some of the below links that help you get a feel for our student
body. Find out more about NAU.
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NAU At A Glance
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Full Time Undergraduate Flagstaff Enrollment:18,962
Residential Population:
8,400 students
Degrees:
78 Baccalaureate Degrees
37 Undergraduate Certificates
25 Graduate Certificates
48 Masters Degrees
10 Doctoral Degrees
Average Class Size: 33
Faculty: 864
Top Academic Programs (by enrollment):
Elementary Education
Biology
Psychology
Hotel Restaurant Management
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Campus:740 acres, including 22 residential buildings
Year Established: 1899
Alumni: NAU Alumni Association represents more than 125,809 alumni from the US.
Mascot: Louie the Lumberjack
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