If you're looking for easy If you're looking for easy, online learning, this is it. If you're looking for an in-depth learning experience that will leave you fully prepared to confidently enter your career field, you'll need to do a lot of learning on your own. Also, "hybrid" learning means only one in-person class a month. :/

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!!!

Working Adult Master’s in Engineering Management As a busy working adult, I decided to finish my master’s degree here. The program was flexible to my schedule and I felt that I got a lot out of it. All of the assignments centered around working as a team for my program, Engineering Management. The only suggestion I can make is to have a stronger alumni network for job placement. Lucky for me, I was able to leverage my degree for a significant salary increase with another company.

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.

Come with basic knowledge of networking and linux I attended this program because it was at an accelerated pace and I wanted to complete as soon as possible. On the downside, there is so much wealth of knowledge out there that it is impossible to cover every basis. I did learn a lot related to wireless, cloud, audits, pentesting, etc. I wish there was a course on digital forensics as well. As with any educational institution, only after graduating, I became aware of what I don't know and what I need to learn on my own moving forward.