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Tuition and fees
Resident undergraduates pay $2723/semester in tuition and fees (not including course fees) for 12 or more credits in the fall of 2008. Nonresident undergraduates pay $8272 unless they qualify for the Western Undergraduate Exchange rate of $3747. The tuition portion of these rates will be fixed for four years to help make tuition expense more predictable.

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Internship and Career Information
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Job Prospects and Salaries
ECE's are the largest single group of engineering professionals. The Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts favorable demand through 2016. The median salary in 2006 was $75,930 for electrical engineers, $81,050 for electronics engineers and $88,470 for computer hardware engineers. The starting salary for graduating B.S. EE's was $55,292 and M.S. EE's was $66,309 in 2007.

What a great place to learn!

Our expanded, student-oriented engineering building has just opened. Click here to take a tour. Our programs are top tier and award-winning. NAU is focused on undergraduates with small classes and undergraduate research. Flagstaff is a beautiful place to live, work and learn.

Why Choose NAU?

Do you want personal attention and small class sizes? Undergraduate class sizes at NAU average 27 and graduate classes average 14. Do you want professors who get to know you? Do you want an education that better meets industry needs. The Boeing Co. awarded NAU's engineering programs the prestigious Outstanding Educator award. Do you want tutoring, learning assistance and supplemental instruction? NAU has Learning Assistance Centers, supplemental instruction for key courses, and the college provides additional services to all students through our Multicultural Engineering Program. One on one tutoring, group study sessions and academic success workshops are available and free! Do you want to be involved in undergraduate research opportunities in cutting edge high tech projects? Do you want to learn in a new high tech facility designed with the needs of students in mind? Do you want an accredited, widely-accepted degree? Our B.S.E. in Electrical Engineering degree is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012 - telephone (410) 347-7700.