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Still thinking about attending college this Fall? There's still time! Northern Michigan University is accepting applications and is full of people who would be happy to discuss your options. If you have questions about NMU or applying to the university, call the admissions office at 1-800-682-9797 to speak with an admissions counselor. Admitted, but your family's financial aid situation has changed? Email the financial aid office at fao@nmu.edu to explore your options. Ready to join NMU's crowd? Let us know you want to be a Wildcat by visiting www.nmu.edu/welcome to register for orientation and housing. |
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Ready to join us on campus? Confirm your plans to enroll at NMU by registering for orientation. |
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 Ashley Burkman from Iron Mountain, MI is coming to NMU -- are you? Ashley is coming to NMU because: "I'm so excited to start my career in the education field! I'm also looking forward to all of the school activities such as football games. I love Marquette and can't wait to live there!" Tell us what you are most looking forward to at Northern. E-mail us at admiss@nmu.edu with your name, hometown and your picture. Want to see why others are choosing NMU? Check out the I'm Coming to NMU Archive. |
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 Guidance counselors, come spend a day getting to know NMU. Tour campus, meet faculty, staff and students and visit with our admissions counselors. Also consider attending next year's Counselor Visit Weekend |
| Meet an admissions counselor |
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Paul Johnston is an admissions counselor who works primarily with freshman students, however he is also one of the main contacts for military veterans who are interested in attending NMU. If you want to know anything about living on-campus Paul is the person to ask as he spent 7 years living in the halls. No not all seven years were as a student! Paul worked as a Resident Adviser (RA) and as Resident Director (RD) in West Hall before coming to Admissions. Paul is an avid mountain biker, road cyclist, cross country skier and kayaker, so he enjoys all of the seasons that the Upper Peninsula offers. He also likes traveling and has been to Argentina, Chile, and Hong Kong.| Planning to live on campus? |
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NMU has nine distinct resident hall communities. The halls are divided into six houses with 40 students each. With so many options, you're sure to find the right fit for your personality and interests. |
