r/NAU • u/RunPhaedraRun • 17h ago
end of semester letter?
my kid finished her first year of college at NAU, but I can't find a letter or anything that "says" she did. can you show me what one looks like? or where I can request one? thanks!
r/NAU • u/RunPhaedraRun • 17h ago
my kid finished her first year of college at NAU, but I can't find a letter or anything that "says" she did. can you show me what one looks like? or where I can request one? thanks!
r/NAU • u/UpsetPotential9439 • 18h ago
hello all, i am looking into taking a break for spring semester due to a lot of life things going on (its been a HARD first semester of my freshman year). but next year i want to save as much money as possible. could anyone help point me in the right direction? im talking meal plan, on/off campus living, where to. get a job as a sophomore, should i take classes over the summer/during my break at my local cc, or just any general advice. and no, i really really dont wanna go to a community college somewhere else or coconino because living in flag is what i need right now (i need to be away from family). thanks so much in advance.
r/NAU • u/Upset-Trash-8991 • 17h ago
Hello, i’m writing to see if anyone knows what I should do. I’m currently on academic probation with NAU. I couldn’t attend classes because of severe narcolepsy and disability recourses wouldn’t help me. This led to me being put on academic probation so I can’t withdraw from classes or fail. However, recently i’ve been in and out of the hospital due to complications from a concussion (narcolpesy made me fall asleep and hit my head) I can’t stand without passing out. I haven’t been able to attend classes or do any schoolwork because the screen hurts my head severely. Is there anyway I can medically withdraw from my classes and not get my financial aid taken away? Any advice is helpful.