NAU is in a great location. Although it has grown a little too much for my taste as I attended there in the 1970's, it is still beautiful. A great place to receive a degree!

We traveled there for a graduation ceremony. I thought the campus was well put together & easy to maneuver. I like that they keep with the natural feel of the Flagstaff area. The graduation itself was very organized-Bravo NAU!!

Very nice to drive around and look at the students and campus. This is a good college, close to a good historic downtown (and not that far from skiing!)

Our meet was at the swimming/diving facility on campus. The BIG downer for us was that the facility did not have an elevator!!!! My folks drove up to watch their grandson and it was hard on them to climb the stairs to the viewing area. Because they weren't sure they could do it a second time....they stayed in the viewing... More

Tour was great and informative, very accomodating. students were friendly and genuine not phony as at other schools. Decided on NAU.

Any perspective student, or parent of a perspective student should most definitely sign up for a campus tour. The staff there treats their guests like royalty. Classy institution that is deserving of praise.

The campus of NAu is situated like a ribbon flowing along the south edge of Flagstaff. It is very well maintained and blends theoriginal, refurbished 19th century historical campus with very modern and LEED certified new construction. It is a very green campus.

I love NAU! Not only did I get two degrees from this university, but now I teach there. It is set in the beautiful mountain town of Flagstaff, which has snowy winters and cool summers (unlike the desert that most people think of in reference to Arizona). It is a cozy campus with a mix of historic, old buildings and... More

Snow all over the place. Swam in the indoor pool. The 7,000 foot elevation makes for a great workout. The NAU bookstore has many different choices for apparel.