The student must have completed a FAFSA form before financial aid eligibility can be calculated. The FAFSA can be found at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
The following financial aid forms are available on the web (https://www.nsula.edu/financialaid/forms/) in PDF format to be downloaded, printed, and mailed back to the Financial Aid Office:
After you have completed your online application and have been accepted to NSU, please contact the Department of Psychology by emailing us at psychology@nsula.edu or calling us at 318-357-6594 so we can assign you an academic advisor. Advisor assignments are matched based on the student’s last name initial and the faculty member responsible for […]
Once you have been approved for admission, you can complete a degree audit that will tell you which courses you need to complete in order to receive your degree:
٠Go to https://my.nsula.edu/ and choose “Degree Audit” under “Faculty and Advising”.
٠Online courses that are available each semester can be found by going to the eNSU website https://www.nsula.edu/ensu/course-offerings/. […]
In order to find out what courses will transfer and what they will count for in your degree at NSU, you will need to send your transcripts to NSU and have then evaluated by our Registrar. The Registrar will evaluate your transcripts as part of the admission process.
٠Send transcripts (high school or other college) or […]
If you have completed less than 30 hours at NSU, you will have to contact your advisor for assistance in registering for courses. If you are unsure of your advisor, please see question #5 and contact the faculty member which is responsible for your last name initial (see pages 3-4 for faculty contact information).
If you […]
Fees and tuition can be paid online. Visit the following websites for more information:
http://businessaffairs.nsula.edu/tuition-and-fees/ or https://www.nsula.edu/ensu/tuition-and-fees/
٠Out-of-state students who live outside the state of Louisiana and who do not take any on-campus (face-to-face) courses at NSU are not charged out-of-state fees. Let me repeat this as we get asked this question more than any other: […]
No. You may take courses at any local college or university if you prefer. However, your last 30 hours must be taken from NSU, and you will need to insure that any course you take outside of NSU will transfer for appropriate credit toward your degree plan. You should work with your advisor on this […]
Some classes do require you to complete quizzes and exams online. However, some classes require you to complete paper versions of these assessments under the supervision of a proctor. You will need to carefully review your instructors’ policies for taking and submitting your assessments usually located under the Course Syllabus.
There are a couple of different means by which you can obtain your books.
All classes are delivered through Moodle. You can visit http://moodle.nsula.edu/ for more information about how to use this program.
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