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National University

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National University was among the first to recognize and focus on the unique needs of adult learners when it was founded in 1971. The University's structure enables adult students to complete graduate and undergraduate programs in the shortest time possible while maintaining family and career responsibilities.

Benefits of National University Online

National University's online Programs are designed with you in mind. Incorporating the latest advances in technology, the University provides you with a dynamic, interactive learning environment and access to high-quality, accredited education via the Internet for over 35 online programs, including graduate and undergraduate degrees, credential and certificate programs.

Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, our online programs offer the ease and convenience of earning a degree or taking individual courses at your own personal computer -- no commuting, no parking. National University even provides round-the-clock technical support.

National's online programs are interactive, with email links between you, your professor and your virtual classmates. Each program includes weekly online discussion sessions with classmates who participate in your virtual classroom.

National University has ranked in the "Top 100" of colleges and universities awarding bachelor's and master's degrees to minorities in all disciplines since the U.S. Office of Education began reporting such data in 1996 through its Integrated Post-Secondary Education Data (IPEDS) Complete Survey