Eligibility

Apply to IGP if you are:

An incoming freshman at NAU Accordion Open
  • You need to be declared in an eligible IGP degree
  • You need to know which language you want to study
  • You need to be in the proper math placement for your program
  • You need to be committed to joining a challenging, rigorous double degree program

A continuing sophomore at NAU Accordion Closed
  • You need to be on track for both your IGP degrees
  • You need to apply now. September 15 of your sophomore year is your last chance to be a part of IGP
  • You need to be committed to joining a challenging, rigorous double degree program

A transfer student at NAU Accordion Closed
  • You need to be on track for both your IGP degrees
  • You need to apply now. September 15 of your first year at NAU is your last chance to be part of IGP
  • Contact us to see where you stand with the program

Apply to IGP

Incoming freshmen

This is the ideal time to apply to Interdisciplinary Global Programs. Apply as soon as you know you are interested in order to get set up right away with the proper coursework during Undergraduate Orientation.  Students must meet all requirements of eligibility per the IGP Student Manual to continue on with IGP and be fully admitted as sophomores.

Math placement

We want to extend the opportunity for every student who is interested in IGP to join. However, the only way students can graduate within five years with our programs is if they start their freshman year in the correct math course. See which math placement you need for first semester freshman year. Students who are more than one math class behind will be ineligible to apply.

Language placement

Freshmen without any language experience are eligible to join our program. Please be advised that students must enroll in the proper language or comparative cultural studies coursework their first semester at NAU. Students who don’t enroll in proper coursework will be ineligible to continue with IGP.

If you already have significant language experience, and think an introductory language course won’t be the right fit for you, learn more about exam credit, retrocredit, proficiency exams and placement exams with Global Languages and Cultures.