NAU Health and Learning Center

Dresden Downs 2 years ago

Came in yesterday to get my hand stitched up and was helped quickly and efficiently. Plus, the doctor and nurses who helped me out were amazing. They were all very comforting and assuring and certainly made the experience very enjoyable.

Sereana Bird 3 years ago

Excellent lectures on various aspects of health, from nutrition to stress abatement and everything in between. The doctors and nurses are the best around; attentive, caring, kind, and knowledgeable. Unlike private clinics where you may see the physician for 5 minutes, these practitioners spend the entire appointment with you, discussing all your issues and questions, and asking probing questions of their own to help get to the bottom of the problem. They know when it's time to refer to a specialist outside the clinic, and I have the utmost confidence in putting my health into their trust.

D.J. Harper 4 years ago

The gym itself is actually nice but with the hours (not easily available anywhere) and the summer pricing it's just really not worth it. Night owls avoid because it closes at 8pm during the summer and *isn't even open during the weekends*. If you're taking classes here during the semester you get to pay for it whether you use it or not so you're out of luck either way.

Brennan Baumgartner 7 years ago

Weight room is way too small for how many people utilize the gym. Recently, lots of machines have been breaking and they aren’t getting fixed and/or being removed completely. For how much I’m paying in student fees, I expect much more than poor quality and the short operational hours to utilize the gym.

Andrey Slava 7 years ago

I'd say overall the gym is lackluster. It's crowded pretty much all semester unless you go past 9pm or right when it opens, it's just too small for the student population. It has nice facilities but like I said, it's too crowded, so you'll likely be there for longer than you intended. The worst part in my opinion is the hours, which are fragmented and inconsistent depending on what time of the week and year it is. If it costs the university less than $10 an hour per employee there's no reason the place can't be open until at least midnight, especially during the weekends, 7pm is unjustified for the closing time. It's nice to have the freedom to utilize the facilities of a gym well past 7, especially if the students cannot opt out of the $250 charge that's applied to their accounts each semester to fund the place. If you do the math that's $50 a month which can get you a premium membership at a 24 hour fitness club which doesn't have the long lines and terrible hours. I eventually got a membership to another gym in town due to wanting to go to the gym late and not having to rush my workouts to finish in time for closing.