National UniversityReviews of nu.edu

I have learned a lot during my MSHI program. I was and still able to apply my academic disciplines into my day-to-day workflow and collaborate with a multi-disciiplinary team and SME in strategic planning towards quality outcomes and in navigating through our complexed health care industry with added challenges during these unpresented times. What really stuck with me are the mentorship and the great wisdom shared by my former professor and the Director of MSHI...."Inspired by People, Processes, and Augmented Technology". A shared contribution and collaboration optimizes the limitless opportunities life has to offer. I learn and grow through carefully listening and refrain from negative contribution, observation (open-minded thought prcoess and conversations), and passionate and inspired in learning about others. Things I learn sticks with me long-term with added new knowledge everyday. There is so much and too much to learn sometimes I feel how can I ever keep up with the evolving changes. I never stop finding time to read and learn all aspects of what's going on in the world of improving quality and longevity of life.

I've been to other schools, including the "big name" state schools, but I wasn't impressed with those places and felt like the curriculum was lackluster and lackadaisical; in addition, everything felt so impersonal. I felt like a number at those schools. I honestly have to say that I was truly impressed with National University's quality of instruction and rigor. The staff and professors are equally impressive. The teaching was attentive and details were followed to a T. This may not be the case for 100% of every student's experiences, but I feel like my professors actually cared about the quality of our work. I also feel that due to the quality of education I received that I am ready for anything. I gained a lot of confidence in the process.

I took me a while to reach my goal but I enjoyed all of it and its been an invaluable learning experience for me. Excellent education, staff, and support - I am proud to be degreed by National University. I began my journey st NU when I was in the US Navy and it was very feasible solution to the question of how could accomplish my educational goals given the circumstances. Turns out it was an excellent decision on my part.

National University is a great choice if you prefer learning online. Most of my professors were great and willing to help me in all areas. Even with the short classes, I was still able to make time to finish all my school work and work full time without stressing out too much.

In reflecting on my time at National I have to say it was overall positive. I am a fully employed professional doing the exact same job, with the same title, as my counterparts who went to Columbia and private schools like University of Washington. What I’m hoping to point out is that while I was sad about the level of interaction I had, with my teachers in my fully online National classroom, I have a fraction of the debt. My dissatisfaction mostly comes from the frustration that we (Americans) cannot access great education at an affordable price. However, again, I has advanced my opportunity’s and improved my income through a shorter and cheaper option that National was able to provide. I had no problem meeting all the deadlines and completing the work at my own pace.

National University made it easy for me to be a stay at home mom and get my master degree. I really enjoyed the instructors and the staff's attention to detail. If i had a question regarding anything they were fast to answer and pointed me in the right direction. I would highly recommend this school to anyone looking for a school that would work with them and want a school that is going to really help to make you successful!

I enjoyed going to class and learning from my professors and classmates. I liked the 4 week format and I liked one class at a time.

Great school. Most of the professors are amazing and they are empathetic to your work-life balance.