I have truly enjoyed learning through… I have truly enjoyed learning through NU. The classes, format, and structure are incredibly doable with a working schedule. The only issues I experienced are understanding what departments needs to be contacted in the enrollment process until getting settled with your academic advisor. This journey seems really messy and has too many working parts. It got pretty confusing. Once I landed with my advisor everything has been great! highly recommended.

WE SPEAK ENGLISH IN AMERICA!!1Y Just saw commercial if National University....only couldn't understand a DAMN THING THEY WERE SAYING BECAUSE IT WAS IN MEXICAN/SPANISH! THIS IS THE UNITED STATES AMD WE SPEAK ENGLISH! FAKE NOTE !FUNK IN A-HOLES!!!

Pressure, Overpriced and misguidance No matter how many times I informed admissions I was no longer interested almost daily did they call to harass about enrollment. They continuously pushed me toward a degree that did not align with my career path but did add on classes so they could get more money out of me. Overall very disappointing university. I switched to SNHU and never looked back now I get to graduate fast without debt and a concentration in my actual field of study.

The courses were very flexible and the… The courses were very flexible and the curriculum was very relevant. My only critique would be that the quality of professors vary. Some are clearly passionate about teaching and their discipline. Others are focused on managing the class rather than teaching the class.

Waste of my time The only reason they even get a single star is because the professors are amazing. Education wise, all great. On-boarding, financing, admissions, all non-existent. I put in 10 calls to maybe get one returned a week later. Do more then take my money or don’t claim yourself service or concierge because the staff is neither! -10 experience. In the 8 weeks i gave them to onboard, the last 2 i shared with Cal State…which had me set up in 2 afternoons.