If you are a new incoming student and this is the first time you’ve enrolled in classes at NAU, please follow these steps on our new student page – as it’s your first semester your advisor has additional resources and steps to guide you through your first enrollment. 

Use tools and resources available on NAU’s website and in your LOUIE account to help you plan your degree and pick classes.  These are tools you can use before an advising session to prepare, to take ownership over your enrollment, or follow up on tasks your advisor has assigned to you.  As always, please view our advising appointments or drop-in hours to review any of these with an advisor.

Check back later – new resources coming soon!

Learn more about official vs unofficial transcripts and how classes from other colleges and universities will transfer to NAU using this guide.

Advisors are available in many different ways!

• Advising by Appointment
• Drop-In Advising by Location
• Contacting an advisor directly

If you are a new student who needs help enrolling in your first semester, follow the steps on the page below for additional support and guidance!

nau.edu/newstudentadvising

If you need help with any of these options contact our front desk team at universityadvising@nau.edu or 928 523 4772.

Our advising team looks forward to helping you explore and navigate your options at NAU.  There are so many pathways to choose from and we understand that it can feel overwhelming.  Get started with the tools and resources on our Exploring Majors page, and follow up by appointment or drop-in to talk more with your Academic Advisor!

If you’re planning on applying for a professional program in healthcare, we can help you get on the right track. Find out more about Premed Advising, Premed Workshops, and lots of resources to help you plan your pathway through nau.edu/premed

Challenges and bumps in the road are a normal part of any student’s college experience.  Your Academic Advisor is here to help you navigate through and get back on track.  Start here to learn more about NAU’s Academic Standing policy, calculating your GPA, and what to consider when dropping or withdrawing from a course.