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I had an all around great experience attending National University. Online classes worked really well for me. I was able to learn a lot and retain much of the knowledge I gained during my under grad and graduate studies. I continue to be a lifelong learner, and I'm excited to apply my knowledge in my profession. I now see the world in a whole new light. National was virtually impeccable in every way.

National University gave me the flexibility I needed. The courses were well taught by great Professors.

National University took over John F. Kennedy while I was attending JFKU. My experience during the transition was 4 out of 5 stars. It is easy to get in contact with different departments and have questions answered easily. I overall enjoyed my experience.

Unorganized program. Graduation was awful. I really Wish they had more heart in celebrating their graduates. We spend so much money and not even graduation was organized.

I didn’t finish college when I was younger, I went right into the workforce with an associates degree from my local JC. I found there was a proverbial ceiling blocking my advancement and it was caused by my lack of education. I decided to go back to school complete my undergrad and went on to obtain my masters from NU. Best decision I could have made. The staff at NU helped my throughout my journey and I started my career right after graduation. I wouldn’t have the job I have if it weren’t for the masters degree from NU. Even if National University is not for you, continue your education anyway you can. It will be the best investment you will ever make.

Great University. The schedule and availability of classes allowed me to attend and focus on current job. Professors and faculty are quick to respond and are very supportive to your needs as a student. Highly recommended.

National University was one of the best experiences of my life! Class structure and the communication with the teachers is a strong platform to be able to meet and exceed your goals. I can’t wait to return to national to earn my doctoral.

At UCLA, when I felt deprived, dehydrated, and distressed, my roommates knew how to educate me. I only needed sisters to remind me to respect the Holy Scripture rather than brothers not directly related to me. However, even though I had Brothers-in-Faith, I had three biological test-result related ones named Kamaal Anas, Meraj Anas, Omar Anas, and Aadil Anas. Later at the University of La Verne, when I felt individualized, secluded, and separated, I loved my Past Sunni Sisters more. I yearned to realize the reason behind the existentialist disease I brought upon myself. Therefore, I finally moved toward a better institution after not achieving my multiple-subject teaching credential. I moved on to National University. At National University, I was easily accepted into a public institution at California, #1 for teachers nation-wide. In fact, if I experienced homicidal ideation, it was because I did not appreciate the Student Accessibility Services and the existence of the Academic Writing Center. Finally, I thank the past EdTech Cohort at the University of La Verne that would be destined to sponsor their research with magnanimity. I only represent Muslims, whereas they represent pride on behalf of their God named Ilah, Yahweh, or Allah.