Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona

Graduate students usually do not repeat the course. However, if you receive an evaluation of "C", "D", or "F" in the postgraduate course, the student can repeat the course with approval from the consultant.

Courses that repeat at normal evaluation levels do not replace the results of the previous course, and these two levels are used to calculate the cumulative performance average point (GPA).

Courses repeated at the P / F evaluation level will replace the previous course results. For the calculation of the cumulative GPA, only the repeated grades are used.

Arizona Flagstaff - It happened during my junior year at college. Before telling this story, I will first describe my flagship staff and my career in the northern part of Arizona. From Los Angeles who grew up in Santa Monica, Arizona is another area for me. Obama vs. McCain, the season of my new student is the same year that it shocked the national elections. New student - This is the election night. My friends, family, and the country celebrate and gather. That night our country created a historic celebration including our country, and I sat in a dorm. My wearing an Obama shirt, my face graphics are mixed with Abraham Lincoln - I was limited to my room. That night I was threatened as hatred spread in the hall of my dormitory.

I met Flagstaff 's Northern Arizona University. I was able to attend a lot of schools, and NAU was one of them, and I tried to find where I wanted to go. I began to be very cautious against Flagstaff, and at the end of the third and fourth day, I knew this was the place I wanted to go home at the university.

Flagstaff in Coconino County is the largest city in northern Arizona, about 7,000 feet above sea level (2,100 m). Its vast yellow pine forests, snowy winter weather, and beautiful mountains, it is clearly in contrast to the Arizona related desert areas. Located at the foot of the San Francisco Peak, the tallest mountain in Arizona State, the elevation is 12,633 feet (3,851 meters) including Humphreys peak, the highest point in Arizona. The Flagstaff has a strong tourism industry, close to many tourist attractions including Grand Canyon National Park, Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon. Historic US Route 66 is the main street in the east and west of the town. Flagstaff The metropolitan area has 134,421 inhabitants and the main campus of the University of North Arizona.