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Career Services
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Gateway Advisors can also give you information about support services and campus resources and can help resolve issues pertaining to academic policies and procedures.
To see a Gateway advisor, call to schedule an appointment. Please have your NAU ID number available when you call. If you call an advisor directly, please be sure to leave your name, id, major and contact information and purpose of appointment (eg., academic advising or career counseling).
If you have 24 or fewer hours or are undeclared (major), Gateway Career and Academic Advisors can help you select classes and/or a major area of study.
If you have more than 24 hours, we can provide career services and help connect you to an advisor in your major department or college.
Transfer Credit
To meet the requirements of your particular degree plan, you may be able to use transfer credit that you earned at another institution.
Transfer evaluators in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions review your transfer transcript to determine your total number of transfer units and how those units will count toward satisfying NAU's liberal studies requirements; then academic departments evaluate your transfer work to determine how any transfer courses may count toward your major and minor requirements.
Transferring from Four-year Colleges
From accredited four-year institutions, we accept only college-level courses with grades of P (credit awarded), C, 2.0, or better. We accept credit from regionally accredited four-year institutions on a credit-unit-for-credit-unit basis. Please note that we only transfer in the credits, not the grade point averages.
Transferring from Two-year Colleges
We accept up to 64 transfer credits from accredited two-year colleges. These credits must carry grades of P (credit awarded), C, 2.0, or better and be from a college-parallel program designed for transfer toward a bachelor's degree.
You may transfer courses from a two-year college as equivalent courses but only at the lower-division credit level.
Transfer Equivalency Guide
To check course equivalencies from Arizona community colleges, please visit the AZTransfer website.
If you are transferring from an out-of-state institution, please visit the Out-of-State and Non-Arizona Transfer Articulation page. This portal contains valuable information for students, faculty, advisors and staff at NAU and transferring institutions across the country.