Timeline on your pathway to NAU

Timeline for Indigenous students

File your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2022-2023 school year using NAU school code 001082.
Request a 2020 Parent Tax Transcript or a Non-Filing Letter if no taxes were filed in 2020. Save this document if student is selected for income verification by their college’s Financial Aid office. Student should continuously read their email sent to their college email address for updates regarding their financial aid status, etc.

Accept your offer of admission and pay your $250 enrollment deposit (new freshman or new transfer student).
Enrolled members of an Arizona tribe living out of state: send a copy of your tribal card/student ID number to be considered for in-state tuition to:
- Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation
  Northern Arizona University
  PO Box 4084 Flagstaff, AZ 86011

Apply for priority housing by May 15. Applications are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Complete online Priority Enrollment and state in the comment box if you are interested in the NASS Scholars program.
Register for a one-day NAU New Student Orientation sessions
APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS! Spring is the time to apply, apply, and apply!
Parents of students: visit the Federal Student Aid to learn about saving for college, learn about financial aid, etc.

Verify your citizenship or legal residency.
Provide immunization documentation.
Upload your JacksCard ID photo.
Apply to the Indigenous Connections to Success Program (for all Indigenous students).
Check on your financial aid status using the Applying for Aid Checklist.
APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS! Spring is the time to apply, apply, and apply!

Pay your $175 Fall Housing Rent Confirmation by May 15.
Your final, official high school transcript must be received before July 1 at:
- Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation
  Northern Arizona University
  PO Box 4084 Flagstaff, AZ 86011