Northern Arizona University

Overview
Northern Arizona University is a public, four-year university located in Flagstaff. The school offers 95 different undergraduate degree options, in addition to 57 graduate degree programs through seven different colleges. The majority of students attend the Flagstaff campus, though there are community campuses and online programs available. The school that began with one professor, one book, and 23 students is now home to more than 25,000 students, the majority of whom are Arizona residents. Arizona residents pay minimal tuition, while receiving a top notch education.

Student Appeal
Despite the incredibly large student body, the average class size at Flagstaff's Northern Arizona University campus is only thirty students, which appeals to students who learn best with one-on-one attention and want to learn in a smaller classroom environment. Campus students may choose to participate in sports, Greek Life, or one of the many student organizations. Ample college housing is available to students seeking a traditional college experience. Furthermore, the university seeks to offer unique research and study opportunities that allow students to learn off campus.

School Facts & Figures

  • Accreditation: NCACS
  • Size: Large (>10,000 students)
  • Type: Public
  • Religious Affiliation: N/A
  • Academic Affiliation: N/A
  • Career Services: Yes
  • Course Schedule: Semester
  • Credit Options: Transfer
  • Scholarships Offered: Yes
  • Loans Offered: Stafford, Perkins, PLUS

Programs Offered:
Bachelor's Degrees
  • BAS in Early Childhood EducationBAS in Early Childhood Education
    An individual who is considering working as an elementary school teacher may strongly consider earning the Bachelor's of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education from Northern Arizona University. In order to successfully earn the degree, candidates must earn 120 course credits. 35 of these credits must be general liberal arts courses, 68 will be comprised of specified major courses, and another 12 will make up major electives. This degree also requires students to complete two three-credit courses- the first on American diversity and the second on Global Awareness. Major courses will include study of psychology and teaching methods.
Master's Degrees
Master's Degrees
Certificates

Northern Arizona University

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