NSU does require ACT or SAT scores. These scores are used to determine your placement in English and Math classes only. If you have already completed your introductory English Composition course (equivalent to our ENGL 1010) and a College Algebra course (equivalent to our MATH 1020), then you do not need an ACT or SAT […]
In order to determine prerequisite requirements, you can access the general catalog online by visiting the registrar’s office and selecting the most recent version. Under each course description will indicate if prerequisites are required.
All professors have various preferences that will be indicated on the Course Syllabus. Common ways of delivery include email or submission via Moodle.
For library information, you can visit Watson library at www.nsula.edu/watson_library. The Watson Memorial Library is located on campus on University Parkway. Here you can access online databases and catalogs. These databases can also help you find the locations of online resources that offer full-text articles and books. Further information for online students is offered […]
Each online course that is offered in the Fall and Spring corresponds to the regular 16 week semester here at NSU. These may also be available in the A-term and B-term 8-week format. Summer online courses are either 6 or 8 weeks long.
International students may be considered for admissions to undergraduate study upon submission of the following (items 3 and 4 must be certified by an accredited professional educational credentials evaluation service based in the United States):
1) A completed Application for Admissions.
2) Payment of the non-refundable application fee of $30.00 in U.S. currency.
3) Complete, certified true copies […]
You can access the NSU Academic Calendar at https://www.nsula.edu/registrar/ and click on the interested semester link which will show you all of the drop dates for classes, depending on the year and semester.
This question has been addressed (very well) by the American Psychological Association: http://www.apa.org/education/undergrad/psych-career.aspx.
I’m afraid you can’t. All colleges and universities in the U.S. are prohibited from releasing certain information, including grades, to parents without the written permission of the student. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA, also known as the Buckley Amendment), states that students over the age of 18 are considered responsible […]
Not at all. However, many students choose to take summer classes in order to accelerate their program–taking summer classes can shorten the time to graduation by as much as a year. In recent years we’ve seen a trend towards our students returning home in the summers to save money, which is why the […]
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