Northwest Nazarene University (NNU) Summary
NNU was founded in 1913 when an elementary school was established under the leadership of Eugene Emerson. High-school and college courses were added soon. The university awarded its first college degrees in 1917, junior-college accreditation in 1930 and four-year college accreditation in 1937. Master’s level education began in the early 1970s, and doctoral education was added in 2011. The school changed its name from Northwest Nazarene College to Northwest Nazarene University in 1999.
Today, the university offers programs in arts and humanities, behavioral and social sciences, business, education, natural and applied sciences, nursing, theology and Christian ministries. The institution currently offers 52 undergraduate majors and 11 co-majors in 78 areas of study, and graduate education in business, counseling, education, nursing, psychology, social work and theology.
Undergraduate students may pursue the traditional liberal arts and professionally oriented programs including Accounting, Business Administration, Engineering, Computer Science, Nursing, Social Work, Education, Exercise Science, Financial Planning, Criminal Justice, Communication, Public Relations and Pre-Medical Biology. NNU also has specialized pathways in wildlife biology, environmental chemistry, sports communication, sports psychology, outdoor recreation and ministry.
Engineering is a long-standing part of the academic portfolio. NNU’s Bachelor of Science in Engineering program is ABET-accredited and provides multidisciplinary engineering study supported by engineering labs and project-based learning. Nursing programs include the traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing as well as graduate nursing education. Undergraduate and graduate nursing programs are accredited by specialized nursing accreditation.
Graduate and professional education has expanded dramatically. Current programs include MBA, Master of Social Work, graduate degrees in counseling, Master of Science in Nursing, graduate education programs, Education Specialist degrees, doctorates in Educational Leadership, Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology, Doctor of Theology programs and specialized education for ministry. There are also online and accelerated degree completion programs for working adults.
The university stresses relatively small classes and contact with faculty. Its academic site states a typical class size of around 15 students. Classroom study can be combined with research, internships, practicums, clinical training, engineering design projects, student teaching, service learning and international experiences.
Professional opportunities also abound on the NNU campus in Idaho’s Boise Valley. Nampa is within the greater Boise metropolitan area providing students the opportunity to work with employers in the technology, semiconductor, education, health care, engineering, government, nonprofit, business and professional services industries.
Residential life is an important part of the undergraduate experience. NNU said most traditional students must live on campus for their first three years unless they qualify for an exemption. Housing options include traditional residence halls and upper-division apartment-style housing.
Northwest Nazarene University athletic teams participate in the NCAA Division II as a member of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference. Varsity sports offered include basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, volleyball, cross country, track and field, golf and other programs, all under the Nighthawks name.
Northwest Nazarene University provides Christian higher education, liberal arts, professional programs, graduate education and a residential campus experience in the booming Boise Valley. Its academic structure is large enough to support careers in health, technology, business, education, ministry and the sciences while maintaining the smaller-class environment associated with a private university.
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Northwest Nazarene University Quick Facts
Particular | Details |
Institute Name | Northwest Nazarene University |
Short Name | NNU |
Country | United States |
State | Idaho |
City | Nampa |
Complete Address | 623 S University Blvd, Nampa, ID 83686, United States |
Institute Type | Private nonprofit Christian university |
Religious Affiliation | Church of the Nazarene |
Established | 1913 |
University Status / Current Name | Northwest Nazarene University since 1999 |
Academic Calendar | Semester |
Teaching Language | English |
Main Campus | Nampa, Idaho |
Campus Size | Approximately 90 acres |
Campus Buildings | Approximately 34 |
Fall 2025 Enrollment | 1,565 |
Undergraduate Enrollment | 1,042 |
Graduate Enrollment | 523 |
Undergraduate Student-Faculty Ratio | Approximately 16:1 |
Average Class Size | Approximately 15 students |
Undergraduate Majors | 52 majors plus 11 co-majors in the current institutional listing |
Degree Levels | Associate, bachelor's, master's, specialist and doctoral |
Undergraduate Degrees | AA, BA, BS, BSE and BSN |
Athletics | NCAA Division II |
Athletic Conference | Great Northwest Athletic Conference |
Team Name | Nighthawks |
Institutional Accreditation | Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities |
Official Phone | 1-877-668-4968 |
NNU's athletics quick facts report 1,565 students for Fall 2025, including 1,042 undergraduate and 523 graduate students. The university's broader institutional information describes a 90-acre Nampa campus with approximately 34 buildings.
Northwest Nazarene University Academic Colleges and Areas
NNU's academic structure includes seven broad colleges or academic areas:
- College of Arts & Humanities
- College of Behavioral & Social Sciences
- College of Business
- College of Education
- College of Natural & Applied Sciences
- College of Nursing
- College of Theology & Christian Ministries
Northwest Nazarene University Undergraduate Degrees
The traditional undergraduate program awards:
- Associate of Arts
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Science
- Bachelor of Science in Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing
A bachelor's degree generally requires at least 124 semester credits.
Northwest Nazarene University Undergraduate Majors
Applied and Liberal Studies
- Applied Studies — BA
- Liberal Studies — BA
Biology and Pre-Health
- Biology — BA
- Biology — BS
- Biology Education — BA
- Biology: Pre-Medical — BS
- Biology: Pre-Veterinary — BS
- Pre-Athletic Training — BS
- Pre-Occupational Therapy — BS
- Pre-Physical Therapy — BS
- Wildlife Biology and Ecology — BA
- Wildlife Biology and Ecology — BS
Business
- Accounting — BS
- Business Administration — BS
- Entrepreneurship — BS
- Financial Planning — BS
- Management — BS
- Marketing — BS
- Politics, Philosophy and Economics — BA
Chemistry
- Chemistry — BA
- Chemistry — BS
- Chemistry Education — BA
- Chemistry: Biochemistry — BS
- Chemistry: Environmental Chemistry — BS
Communication, Language and Literature
- Communication — BA
- English — BA
- English Education — BA
- Health Communication — BS
- Pre-Counseling — BA
- Public Relations — BA
- Sports Communication — BS
Computer Science
- Computer Science — BA
- Computer Science — BS
Education
- Biology Education — BA
- Chemistry Education — BA
- Elementary Education — BA
- English Education — BA
- History Education — BA
- Mathematics Education — BA
- Music Education — BA
- Physical Education/Kinesiology — BA
- Psychology Education — BA
- Visual Arts Education — BA
Engineering and Physics
- Engineering — Bachelor of Science in Engineering
- Physics — BA
- Physics — BS
History, Political Science and Criminal Justice
- Criminal Justice — BA
- History — BA
- History Education — BA
- Political Science — BA
- Politics, Philosophy and Economics — BA
Music
- Commercial Music — BA
- Music Education — BA
- Music: Applied Concentration — BA
- Music: General — BA
- Worship Arts — BA
Nursing
- Nursing — BSN
Philosophy, Religion and Ministry
- Biblical Studies — BA
- Christian Ministry — BA
- Intercultural Ministry — BA
- Philosophy — BA
- Philosophy and Religion — BA
- Politics, Philosophy and Economics — BA
- Religious Studies — BA
- Worship Arts — BA
- Youth Ministry — BA
Psychology
- Applied Psychology — BS
- Pre-Counseling — BA
- Psychology — BA
- Psychology Education — BA
- Sports Psychology — BA
Social Work
- Social Work — BA
Sport and Exercise Science
- Exercise Science — BS
- Physical Education/Kinesiology — BA
- Pre-Athletic Training — BS
- Recreation and Sport Management: Kinesiology/Coaching — BA
- Recreation and Sport Management: Outdoor Recreation — BA
- Recreation and Sport Management: Sport Management — BA
- Sports Communication — BS
- Sports Psychology — BA
Visual Arts
- Art: Graphic Design — BA
- Art: Visual Art — BA
- Digital Media — BA
- Visual Arts Education — BA
NNU also permits approved individualized majors when a student's academic goals cannot be met through an existing major.
Northwest Nazarene University Engineering
NNU's Bachelor of Science in Engineering is a multidisciplinary engineering degree.
The curriculum develops broad engineering fundamentals while allowing students to build expertise through specialized coursework and project work.
Students engage in:
- Engineering mathematics
- Physics
- Design
- Electronics
- Mechanics
- Computing
- Engineering laboratories
- Senior design
- Team projects
- Applied problem solving
The program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Northwest Nazarene University Nursing
NNU offers nursing education at undergraduate and graduate levels.
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Training includes:
- Nursing theory
- Health assessment
- Clinical practice
- Community health
- Adult care
- Maternal and child nursing
- Leadership
- Evidence-based practice
Graduate Nursing
Graduate offerings include programs such as:
- Master of Science in Nursing: Family Nurse Practitioner
- Master of Science in Nursing: Leadership and Education
The undergraduate and graduate nursing programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
Northwest Nazarene University Pre-Professional Programs
Students can prepare for professional education through undergraduate pathways including:
- Pre-Medical Biology
- Pre-Veterinary Biology
- Pre-Dental preparation
- Pre-Physical Therapy
- Pre-Occupational Therapy
- Pre-Athletic Training
- Pre-Counseling
- Pre-Physician Assistant preparation through appropriate science coursework
Professional-school prerequisites can differ by destination institution, so students work with academic advisers to select suitable courses.
Northwest Nazarene University Graduate Programs
NNU offers graduate and professional programs across business, counseling, education, nursing, psychology, social work and theology.
Business
- Master of Business Administration
- MBA/M.Div. dual degree
- Business Analytics Graduate Certificate
- Organizational Management Graduate Certificate
Counseling
Graduate counseling options include:
- Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- Marriage, Couple and Family Counseling
- School Counseling
- Addictions Counseling emphasis
- Play Therapy preparation
- Trauma, Grief and Crisis emphasis
- Acceptance and Mindfulness-informed Therapies emphasis
- Logotherapy emphasis
Education
Programs include:
- Master of Education programs
- Education Specialist degrees
- Educational Leadership – Principal
- Educational Leadership – Director of Special Education
- Educational Leadership – Superintendent
- Curriculum, Instruction and Innovation
- Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership
- Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership
Artificial Intelligence
NNU's graduate catalog currently lists:
- Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence
Nursing
- MSN Family Nurse Practitioner
- MSN Leadership and Education
Psychology
- Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology
Social Work
- Master of Social Work
- MSW/M.Div. dual-degree pathways
MSW pathways include clinical mental health/addictions and integrated clinical/community practice options.
Theology and Ministry
Programs include:
- Master of Divinity
- Master of Arts in Leadership and Formation
- Missional Leadership
- Spiritual Formation
- Youth, Children and Family Ministry
- Chaplaincy pathways
- Doctor of Theology
- Spanish-language theology doctoral study
- Ministry graduate certificates
Graduate Program Delivery
Depending on program, graduate study can be delivered through:
- Fully online study
- Live online classes
- Face-to-face evening classes
- Weekend formats
- Hybrid programs
- Cohort-based study
- Clinical training
- Practicum placements
- Internships
- Dissertation or doctoral research
Typical Program Duration
Program | Typical Duration |
Associate Degree | Approximately 2 years |
Bachelor's Degree | Approximately 4 years |
BS Nursing | Approximately 4 years |
MBA | Program-specific; accelerated/flexible options available |
MS Counseling | Approximately 33 months for several counseling tracks |
MSN | Approximately 2 years for the Leadership & Education pathway |
MSW | Depends on traditional or advanced-standing pathway |
Education Specialist | Approximately 16–24 months depending on specialization |
Educational Leadership Doctorate | Accelerated structure available; program-specific |
PsyD Clinical Psychology | Multi-year professional doctoral program |
M.Div. | Program-specific; many pathways are completed part-time online |
ThD | Program-specific |
Northwest Nazarene University Admission Deadlines
NNU currently operates rolling admission year-round.
The current admissions schedule lists:
Admission Item | Current Published Date |
Early Action | November 15 |
Spring Regular Admission | December 15 |
Intent to Attend | May 1 |
Domestic Fall Application Final Deadline | August 15 |
Domestic Spring Application Final Deadline | January 5 |
Early Action is non-binding.
These are recurring published admissions dates. Applicants should confirm the deadline for their exact entry semester rather than relying on an older application cycle.
SAT and ACT Policy
NNU's current undergraduate admissions page states that:
SAT and ACT scores are optional at this time.
Testing can still be useful for:
- Scholarship consideration
- Academic placement
- Admission review where additional information is requested
The university also accepts the Classic Learning Test in situations where standardized testing is submitted.
International Student Admission
International undergraduate students can apply for fall or spring entry.
Application requirements generally include:
- Application
- High-school transcript
- Proof of financial support
- English-language proficiency where English is not the applicant's native language
- Immigration documentation
- Required health-insurance documentation
- Credential evaluation when requested
NNU may request an interview to evaluate English-language communication.
English-Language Requirements
Current traditional undergraduate catalog minimums include:
Examination | Minimum Score |
Duolingo English Test | 95 |
TOEFL | 79 |
IELTS | 6.0 |
PTE Academic | 55 |
International Application Deadlines
Current catalog deadlines are:
Fall
- Application: May 1
- I-20 issuance deadline: June 15
- Enrollment deadline: August 25
Spring
- Application: October 1
- I-20 issuance deadline: November 15
- Enrollment deadline: January 12
Applicants who miss these requirements may need to move their application to a later semester.
Northwest Nazarene University Accreditation
Northwest Nazarene University is institutionally accredited by the:
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities
NNU has held regional institutional accreditation since 1930.
Specialized Accreditation
Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Engineering is accredited by the:
Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET
Nursing
Bachelor's and master's nursing programs are accredited by the:
Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
Education
Educator-preparation programs are accredited through:
Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation
and approved where applicable for Idaho educator certification.
Social Work
Undergraduate and graduate social-work programs are accredited by:
Council on Social Work Education
Psychology
The Clinical Psychology PsyD currently holds APA accreditation on contingency through the published review period.
Theology
Graduate theology programs are accredited by:
Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools
Rankings and Recognition
NNU's current institutional recognition page displays multiple Colleges of Distinction awards covering categories such as:
- University-wide recognition
- Christian education
- Business
- Education
- Engineering
- Nursing
- Career development
The university has also been included among Princeton Review regional-college selections.
Rankings and awards should always be displayed with their edition year rather than treated as permanent institutional facts.
Northwest Nazarene University Campus
The main campus covers approximately 90 acres in Nampa, Idaho.
The campus includes approximately 34 buildings and major facilities such as:
- Leah Peterson Learning Commons
- John E. Riley Library
- Thomas Family Health & Science Center
- Helstrom Business Center
- Wiley Learning Center
- Fine Arts Building
- Engineering facilities
- Education, Social Work and Counseling Building
- Emerson Administration Building
- Conrad Student Commons
- Brandt Event Center
- Johnson Sports Center
- Byron Lee Athletic Complex
- Residence halls
- Apartment-style housing
- Chapel and spiritual-life spaces
- Student support offices
Northwest Nazarene University Library
The John E. Riley Library is located within the Leah Peterson Learning Commons.
Resources include:
- Print collections
- Electronic books
- Electronic journals
- Online databases
- Research support
- Computer workstations
- Group study rooms
- Quiet study spaces
- Instructional laboratory
- Academic-support services
- Testing rooms
The Learning Commons also houses technology support and other student-success resources.
Northwest Nazarene University Housing
NNU operates traditional residence halls and upper-level apartment-style housing.
Current major residence options include:
- Culver Hall
- Dooley Hall
- Sutherland Hall
- Ford Hall
- Corlett Hall
- Upper-division apartment housing
Culver Hall
Primarily houses first-year men.
Dooley Hall
Houses first-year women.
Sutherland Hall
Also houses first-year women.
Ford Hall
Used for second-year men and women.
Corlett Hall
Provides apartment-style housing oriented toward juniors and seniors.
Residential Requirement
NNU currently requires most traditional undergraduate students to live on campus for approximately their first three years.
Common exemptions include students who:
- Are age 21 or older
- Are married
- Have children
- Are graduating seniors
- Live with a parent or guardian under approved commuting conditions
Residence halls can accommodate more than 800 students, and more than 70% of students eligible for campus housing live on campus.
Dining
Campus dining is provided through the university's contracted food-service program.
Students living on campus generally carry a meal plan.
Meal plans combine:
- Cafeteria entries
- Weekly or semester meal allocations
- Flex/Hawk funds
With limited exceptions, residential students are required to participate in campus dining.
Student Support Services
Support resources include:
- Academic advising
- Writing support
- Mathematics tutoring
- Peer tutoring
- Academic coaching
- Counseling services
- Career Development
- Financial-aid advising
- International student support
- First-generation student support
- Information technology help desk
- Library research assistance
- Campus Safety
- Health services
- Multicultural engagement and belonging
- Nighthawks Central
Spiritual Life
As a Christian university affiliated with the Church of the Nazarene, spiritual formation is integrated into campus life.
Opportunities can include:
- Chapel
- Worship
- Bible study
- Ministry groups
- Service
- Mission opportunities
- Campus ministry
- Faith-related academic study
- Local-church involvement
Students from different Christian traditions and backgrounds study within the university community.
Northwest Nazarene University Athletics
Athletic Name: Nighthawks
Association: NCAA Division II
Conference: Great Northwest Athletic Conference
Colors: Red, white, black and gray
Men's Varsity Sports
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Golf
- Soccer
- Track and Field
- Lacrosse
Women's Varsity Sports
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Golf
- Soccer
- Softball
- Track and Field
- Volleyball
- STUNT
Sport status can differ between NCAA varsity and club classification, so individual team pages should be checked for the current competition designation.
Athletic Facilities
Facilities include:
- Johnson Sports Center
- Approximately 3,500-seat gymnasium
- Indoor three-court practice facility
- Soccer/lacrosse field
- Bohner Track
- Baseball field
- Softball field
- Tennis/pickleball courts
- Athletic training and conditioning spaces
Northwest Nazarene University Student Life
Student life includes:
- Student Government Association
- Academic clubs
- Professional organizations
- Music and performance
- Theatre
- Ministry organizations
- Service opportunities
- Outdoor recreation
- Intramural sports
- Residence-life programming
- Athletics
- International student programming
- Career development
- Campus traditions
Residential programming includes mentoring, small groups, recreational activities, community service, educational programs and faith-related opportunities.
Study Abroad
NNU supports international educational experiences through study-abroad and service opportunities.
Depending on the program, students can participate in:
- Semester study
- Short-term international programs
- Faculty-led study
- Mission-oriented travel
- International service experiences
Academic and financial-aid treatment varies by program.
Online Programs
NNU offers a substantial online portfolio.
Examples include:
Degree Completion
- Business Administration
- Organizational Leadership
- Social Work
- Sport Management and Coaching
- Selected education and ministry programs
Graduate Online Study
Online graduate options exist across:
- Business
- Education
- Nursing
- Theology
- Counseling
- Social work
- Leadership
- Doctoral education
Delivery structures vary between asynchronous online, live online, hybrid and cohort formats.
Northwest Nazarene University Enrollment
Fall 2025 athletics quick facts report:
Student Level | Enrollment |
Undergraduate | 1,042 |
Graduate | 523 |
Total | 1,565 |
The university additionally serves substantial numbers of high-school students through concurrent-credit education and thousands of learners through continuing education, so broader institutional “students served” figures are larger than the primary undergraduate/graduate enrollment.
Northwest Nazarene University Location
Northwest Nazarene University
623 S University Blvd
Nampa, Idaho 83686
United States
Nampa is part of the Boise metropolitan region and is approximately 18 miles west of Boise.
The region supports opportunities in:
- Technology
- Semiconductors
- Health care
- Education
- Engineering
- Agriculture
- Business
- Finance
- Public service
- Nonprofits
- Recreation
- Entrepreneurship
Northwest Nazarene University FAQs
1. Where is Northwest Nazarene University located?
Northwest Nazarene University is located at 623 S University Blvd in Nampa, Idaho.
2. Is Northwest Nazarene University public or private?
NNU is a private nonprofit Christian university.
3. Is NNU a religious university?
Yes. Northwest Nazarene University is affiliated with the Church of the Nazarene and operates within the Wesleyan-Holiness Christian tradition.
4. When was Northwest Nazarene University founded?
NNU was founded in 1913.
5. When did it become Northwest Nazarene University?
The institution changed from Northwest Nazarene College to Northwest Nazarene University in 1999.
6. How many students attend NNU?
Fall 2025 enrollment reported by NNU Athletics was 1,565, including 1,042 undergraduates and 523 graduate students.
7. How many undergraduate majors does NNU offer?
Current institutional accreditation information lists 52 majors and 11 co-majors covering 78 areas of study.
8. What degrees does NNU offer?
NNU offers associate, bachelor's, master's, Education Specialist and doctoral degrees.
9. Does NNU offer engineering?
Yes. NNU offers a Bachelor of Science in Engineering accredited by ABET.
10. Does NNU offer nursing?
Yes. NNU offers a BSN as well as graduate nursing programs. Undergraduate and graduate nursing are CCNE accredited.
11. Does NNU have pre-med?
Yes. NNU offers a Biology: Pre-Medical BS pathway.
12. Does NNU offer computer science?
Yes. Computer Science is offered at both BA and BS levels.
13. Does NNU offer graduate programs?
Yes. Graduate programs include business, counseling, education, nursing, social work, psychology, artificial intelligence, ministry and theology.
14. Does NNU offer doctoral programs?
Yes. Doctoral options include Educational Leadership degrees, Clinical Psychology and Theology.
15. Is Northwest Nazarene University test optional?
The current undergraduate admissions page states that SAT and ACT scores are optional.
16. Does NNU use rolling admission?
Yes. NNU currently operates rolling undergraduate admission.
17. How much is NNU undergraduate tuition?
For 2026–27, full-time undergraduate tuition is $42,430 per academic year.
18. How much are required student fees?
For full-time 2026–27 students, the standard student fee is $750 annually, plus a $150 annual Health Services Fee.
19. How much does NNU housing cost?
For 2026–27, a standard shared room costs $5,890 per academic year. A single costs $8,940.
20. How much are NNU meal plans?
Annual 2026–27 residential meal plans range from approximately $3,328 to $7,410, depending on the selected plan.
21. What is the typical total direct cost?
Using tuition, required fees, shared housing and Meal Plan B, NNU publishes a $55,812 direct annual cost for 2026–27.
22. Does NNU offer scholarships?
Yes. NNU offers merit, need-based, athletic, talent, Christian-school, ministry-family, transfer and international scholarships.
23. What are NNU merit scholarships?
For students entering in Fall 2026, published first-year merit awards ranged up to $22,000 annually, depending on academic credentials.
24. Does NNU offer international scholarships?
Yes. International students can qualify for scholarships based on English-proficiency results and other criteria.
25. What IELTS score does NNU require?
The current traditional undergraduate catalog lists IELTS 6.0 as a minimum for international undergraduate admission.
26. What TOEFL score does NNU require?
The current traditional undergraduate minimum is 79.
27. What Duolingo score does NNU require?
The current minimum is 95.
28. Does NNU have dormitories?
Yes. Residence options include Culver, Dooley, Sutherland, Ford and Corlett halls, along with apartment-style housing.
29. Do students have to live on campus?
Most traditional undergraduates are expected to live on campus for their first three years unless they qualify for an exemption.
30. What athletic division is NNU?
NNU competes in NCAA Division II.
31. What conference does NNU compete in?
NNU is a member of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference.
32. What are NNU's teams called?
They are known as the Nighthawks.
33. Is Northwest Nazarene University accredited?
Yes. NNU is institutionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.
34. Is NNU engineering accredited?
Yes. The Bachelor of Science in Engineering is accredited by ABET.
35. Is NNU nursing accredited?
Yes. NNU's bachelor's and master's nursing programs are accredited by CCNE.
36. Is NNU social work accredited?
Yes. Undergraduate and graduate social-work programs are accredited by CSWE.
37. Does NNU offer an MBA?
Yes. The MBA currently charges $720 per credit plus a $150-per-semester technology fee.
38. Does NNU offer an MSW?
Yes. The MSW is available through in-person, live-online and fully online formats, with tuition depending on delivery mode.
39. Does NNU offer a PsyD?
Yes. NNU offers a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology.
40. How close is NNU to Boise?
NNU's Nampa campus is approximately 18 miles west of Boise.
