Anonymous wanted to know:
What happens at orientation and where do you spend the night? Answered here by Jessica.
Anonymous wanted to know:
Do you know anything about The Edge Leadership Experience? 
Via the Edge application on NAU’s website.
Anonymous wanted to know:
When did they change that freshman can't live in Mountain View? Half of my floor freshman year moved into the View. Also, I know that some frats/sororities make you live in the View at least one year or if you're holding a position. To the first inquisitory anon, this third anon also knows more than I do, haha! Your sorority may require you live in Mountain View for at least a year.
Apologies, everyone! I’m not in a sorority, so I know very little about them!
- Jessica
Anonymous wanted to know:
Unless the rules have changed in the past year, I believe freshmen are allowed to move into Mountain View once they've been accepted into a sorority or fraternity. They cannot live there first, though. They have to live in one of the freshmen halls first, and then upon acceptance can move into Mountain View. I knew some kids when I was a freshman who did this. To the earlier anon, I must’ve gotten confused! This anon knows their stuff, though!
-Jessica
Anonymous wanted to know:
Can you live in Mountain View as a freshman if you join a sorority? And if you become a part of a sorority, does that mean you will be staying in Mountain View for the next 4 years of college or can you move out? No, freshman can not live in Mountain View Hall. As part of a sorority, you are not required to live in Mountain View once during your stay at NAU. You can stay wherever you want.
highway-sky-line wanted to know:
I am looking for a room at NAU right now, but what i was wondering was is there a difference between a "triple room" and a "discounted triple room" in Allen, because i see both options... As far as I know, there should be no difference. All freshmen staying in triple rooms get a reduced rate on room and board.
Anonymous wanted to know:
Is the August orientation any different from the orientation in May and June? Are you able to move in early when you come for orientation in August? The main difference is that the August orientation date is typically for out-of-state students, but all the events do not change and the schedule is the same. And yes, you may move in early. There is a forty-dollar-a-night fee you may pay starting August 24th (the Monday before school starts), or you can do the STARS or EDGE program and start your freshman year early.
I encourage you to look on NAU’s site for further information!
Anonymous wanted to know:
My freshman and sophomore years of high school I spent at a charter school in Oregon, my junior year at a regular public high school and my senior I spent at a public school in Anthem, AZ. Would I need a transcript from all three or just the last school? Would it effect my chances of admission negatively because I moved around so much? Moving around will not affect your admissions. Your last high school transcript should list all the courses you transferred over from previous schools.
Anonymous wanted to know:
Hey I'm planning on living on campus and me and my roommate can't decide where to live. The only places left for double rooms are Cowden and McConnel. We are debating whether 24-hour quiet and no sinks is better than living on south campus. Personally, I would prefer McConnel but not if it is going to be super inconvient. Do you think living in McConnel is a hassle when you have classes on north/central campus? I mean you should go with whichever one you’re leaning towards :) I lived in Cowden and from my experience they aren’t too strict with the 24 hour quiet hours, but it depends if you like having a lot of ragers ya know? It’s a very convenient location on North Campus but I can tell you no sinks in the room is quite a hassle. Especially when it comes to washing dishes. But I don’t know if McConnel is much better, at least there’s sinks! But the bus system can be good if you time it out right, if not the walk isn’t bad just make sure you have at least 15 or 20 minutes to get to class on time :)
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