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I've received 2 Masters while attending National University. I had some hiccups along the way, was even put on academic probation and dropped from the program, but after presenting a solid case, they took me back, I was able to complete my first Masters and then went on to do another. I'm beyond grateful for my time at National University. Many of the instructors are highly experienced and provide great instruction on their area of expertise. I'm proud to say I'm a graduate of National University.

I loved my time at National University. I attended about 5 different colleges (being active military I constantly moved around) until I found National. I was able to finally accomplish my AS in Business, BA in Management, and finally my MBA! Absolutely love this school for allowing me the flexibility to accomplish my goals. Andrew Reynoso Engineering Technician NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center

I enjoyed my experience with National University and my degree in Criminal Justice Administration helped me secure a new job. I feel more comfortable engaging in meaningful conversations and I apply the material I learned at NU in my graduate studies.

Computer Science courses (my field) are ABET-certified (like MIT and Harvard) and the majority of the professors within this department know what they are doing and care about your progress and understanding of the material. However, the general education courses are a joke (with the exception of Prof. Zukas' history class and Prof. Oh's math class). The majority are so filled with social justice clap-trap it's difficult to find the so-called "education" anywhere. If you are transferring credits from another college and have all your general education completed, good. Enjoy the university. If not, you'll be wasting your money on Marxist dogma instead of education. It's up to you.

National university is absolutely a great Military friendly school and I do recommend it to all. Their flexible 4 weeks classes enables you to focus on one class each month allowing you time to focus on your work and family if you have one.I was able to complete my bachelor's in public health whilst serving in the military, with 2 toddlers and being pregnant along the way. Highly recommend National to all working adults looking to further their education THE only issue I had was with the Financial aid department. PLEASE BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THEM IF NOT THEY WOULD SET YOU UP FOR FAILURE, YOU'LL GRADUATE WITH DEBTS THAT YOU AREN'T EVEN AWARE OF JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE DECIDES NOT TO DO THEIR JOB PROPERLY AND MISLEADS YOU TO THINK YOUR ACCOUNT IS ZERO ONLY FOR YOU TO RECIEVE AN EMAIL AFTER GRADUATION REQUESTING YOU TO PAY FEES EVEN FROM YEARS BACK WHEN YOU ENROLLED. I THINK THEY COULD DO BETTER. HAVING TO PAY FOR UNPLANNED FEES AFTER GRADUATING WAS NOT FUNNY AT ALL.

National University is a low rate diploma mill with terrible service. I watched an entire cohort of engineering students get straight C's without showing up. I had a calculus professor that literally didn't know what a negative slope was. I got to deal with a billing department that couldn't reconcile a bill in 3 years of nagging. Don't go here if you're afraid of clowns, this place is the whole entire circus.

I would like to thank NU for providing a format that allowed me to work a full time job, be a father and work toward my goal of earning a bachelor's degree. Other institutions have tried to emulate but can never duplicate. The Fresno branch was awesome from the finance department (Maria and Julie) to the several advisors who helped me along the way. Also, the professors were professional, knowledgeable, and compassionate. Proud to be an NU alumni and yes I proudly display the license plate frame!

This was the perfect school to be attending during the start of a pandemic and having a baby. School was the least stressful activity during all the changes. I felt like I was learning and at a pace that was directly made for me! I am someone who does not like to have to drag myself to class after 6 weeks because it is going so slow! 4 week courses; everything was of value no time to waste! My professors, advisors and peers and NU were beyond spectacular! I could not have achieved my dream job without the degree and experience I learned from NU!