For admission to NAU Canada Online’s undergraduate academic programs, students must have graduated from a recognized Canadian high school (or Canadian province-recognized equivalent) and complete a Student Application for Admission

Students must provide appropriate evidence of having completed a secondary and/or post-secondary education. In addition, students must demonstrate English proficiency or that English is their native language.

Full-time Students: Students who enroll for 12 or more credit hours per quarter are considered to be full-time.

Part-time Students: If a student chooses not to attend full-time, a schedule may be arranged for one or more courses. Credits earned may be applied to degree programs.

Transfer Students:  Students who have successfully completed coursework at other accredited post-secondary institutions may apply for admission to NAU.

NAU Canada Online program requires that students be proficient in the use of computers and of application software. Students are encouraged to discuss their level of computer proficiency with their admissions advisor prior to starting the program.

NAU Canada Online may require documentation in support of an application as deemed necessary by NAU. The university reserves the right to reject documentation or to request verification of documentation as may be necessary. Admissions documentation is considered the property of the university and will not be returned to the applicant (some exceptions may apply). The university reserves the right to reject any submitted application for enrollment.