Residential colleges

Live with others who share similar majors or career interests

As a freshman, you’ll live in a Residential College which is aligned with your academic college at NAU. Living with others who share similar majors or career interests provides an engaging opportunity to establish valuable connections and friendships. Residential Colleges feature programs, events, amenities and academic resources tailored to your college and major. Benefits of living in a Residential College include:

• Supportive and engaging community making it easy to meet other students and new friends
• Convenient proximity to classes, dining and campus resources
• Residential staff focused on your transition and helping you to build a strong foundation for the next four years
• Faculty connections, in-hall academic support, and access to 24/7 computer labs and study areas
• Higher rates of continuing on to your sophomore year and graduation

Explore your residential college housing options

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College of Arts and Letters Accordion Closed

Allen

Wilson

College of Education Accordion Closed

Cowden Tinsley

College of Engineering, Informatics and Applied Sciences Accordion Closed

Cowden McConnell

College of the Environment, Forestry, and Natural Sciences Accordion Closed

Allen North District-Campbell North District-Morton North District-Taylor Reilly

College of Health and Human Services Accordion Closed

McConnell Wilson

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Accordion Closed

Cowden Sechrist Tinsley

Honors College Accordion Closed

Honors Hall

W.A. Franke College of Business Accordion Closed

McConnell Reilly

Exploratory Accordion Closed

This college was previously referred to as “Undergraduate Studies”  you will now see  your Academic and Residential College as “Provost” if you are an Exploratory major.

North District-Campbell North District-Morton North District-Taylor Sechrist