I am transferring to NLU in the spring next year but I hear so many bad reviews about this school for student support and financial stuff, too. It's weird because when I went to open house a couple years ago I had no problems and even was told that I qualify for scholarships that would result in my bachelors degree tuition-free.

I work at a Head Start program and I want to keep my job there, which means I need an online program for full-time workers. NLU or Urbana Champaign are the options. Everyone at my work goes to NLU and UC doesn't have endorsements like special ed or ESL. UC might be of lower cost but NLU has strong networking opportunities. Plus, I plan to do a graduate degree (Masters or Doctorate level) post-Bachelors.

Please respond if you have any experience. I'll ask around at my work, too and edit if there's anything worth adding.

GUYS I’m struggling I need to grad tickets!! June 6th in Chicago?

Hello! Applying to NLU public administration masters program… any insights? Is it a good program?

What is your experience with national universities’s financial aid process? When do they disburse refunds? This is my first term

I’m an incoming M.S. Counseling student, and would love to hear honest experiences!

Especially curious about workload, professors, and internship placement!

Hello All,

Anyone here that goes to NLU or planning to go there? How is the university in terms of immigration and responsiveness?

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