Northern Arizona University

Northern Arizona University, initially named Arizona Normal College, commenced operations in 1899 with a humble beginning. The student body comprised 23 individuals, accompanied by two faculty members. Notably, Almon Nicholas Taylor served as both a faculty member and the school president. The campus, centered around the current Old Main building, housed two copies of Webster’s International Dictionary, each bound in sheepskin.

The recruitment strategy in those early days differed significantly. The inaugural president adopted a hands-on approach, traversing the countryside in a horse and buggy to actively seek prospective students for the lone school building. By 1901, the university marked its first graduation ceremony with a graduating class of four women. These pioneering graduates earned credentials to become educators in the Arizona Territory.

Admission Requirements

Test	Undergraduate	Graduate
IELTS	6.0+	6.5+
TOEFL	70+	80+

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$24,000 – $26,000 per year
Graduate	$26,000 – $27,000 per year

Features

Service/Support	Availability/Description
Academic Counseling	Available for academic guidance and support
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options are provided for students
Campus Security	Security services to ensure the safety of students and staff
Campus Shuttle	Shuttle services for convenient transportation within the campus
Career Support	Services to assist students with career development and job placement
Day Care Centers	On-campus day care facilities for students with children
Financial Assistance	Assistance and guidance for financial matters and aid
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and meal plans
Health Insurance	Information and support for health insurance coverage
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet access and support
IT Services Helpdesk	Helpdesk for technical support and assistance with IT services
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health issues
Orientation for New Students	Programs to help new students acclimate to the university environment
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transit options for commuting
Recruitment Services	Assistance for job recruitment and internships
Scholarships and Awards	Information and support for scholarships and awards
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events to promote social and cultural interaction
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Clubs and Societies	Opportunities to join various clubs and societies on campus
Student Leadership	Programs to develop and encourage student leadership
Student Unions and Associations	Organizations representing student interests
Study & Work Permit	Information and support for study and work permits
Work While Studying	Opportunities for students to work while pursuing their studies
Student Learning Centre	Resources and services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety and empowerment
International Student Life Centre	Services and programs tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

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