National UniversityReviews of nu.edu

The option to learn at my own pace (just loose weekly deadlines) wasn't enough to keep me accountable to do all the work. The work was easily done without completing all the text book readings. I did like the PowerPoints the professors provided. I also enjoyed being able to attend the live courses. Easy A.

Enjoyed the flexibility of completing my teaching credentials and masters with National University. I was able to keep my full time job while enrolled in NU. I had wonderful professors that taught me not only the course curriculum but applied it to my career which helped me feel more prepared. I completed my student teaching during the pandemic, it was difficult to find districts that would take in student teachers while transitioning to virtual learning, however, NU worked hard on getting us placements without delaying our credential program. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is that I felt like the weekly Discussion Posts that were required in every course became too repetitive and sometimes not relevant to the course.

National University made it possible for me to earn my Bachelors Degree online while I had to work. I was a little discouraged by the numerous changeovers of advisors I had during my educational path there, and the disheartening requirements just to get into a credential program. Sadly, due to the expections, I did not fulfill that goal, but was very glad to be able to change course and still earn my degree. I did have to petition twice though to get it, but the end result has helped me finally get to my dream job of teaching. I’m grateful for that.

I completed my masters in Organizational Leadership in 2020. My experience during the program was great! The professors were very knowledgeable and challenged me to complete quality work. The accelerated program design was the right fit for me while I was working fulltime. The coursework was challenging and offered real world projects.

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.

NU was convenient for me because I worked full time. I liked the hours of the clases I did take on campus. All the professors in my major were somewhat involved in the law (pre-law) studies major. I loved that they were professionals in the law and new exactly what they were talking about. Of course, what I did not like was the price. It was super expensive, so that’s the only thing I would change. Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at NU.

I am very happy for the instructors and the staff support and their great attitude, generally speaking, I think it is a good school.

The online platform was excellent, professors were helpful and tech support was consistently good throughout my academic experience!