National University

National University is a San Diego based non-profit founded in 1971 by retired U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr. David Chigos. As the largest private non-profit university in San Diego, the university’s mission is to provide accessible, achievable higher education to adult learners. The University is committed to serving those who serve by offering military tuition discounts and scholarships for military personnel and their dependents. It is the flagship institution of the National University System, which was established to meet the emerging demands for education in the 21st century. University embraces diversity, and gladly welcomes students from all over the globe.

National University educates students across 50 states and from 65 countries, offering over 100 on the campus and online programs through the unique four-week class format. Undergraduate and Graduate programs include healthcare, business, education, engineering, law and criminal justice, and homeland security. Classes are available online or at over 20 locations in California and Nevada. As the top educator of educators in California, the University has credentialed more teachers than any other California university. The programs are designed to help students get ahead without disrupting obligations to family or work. Not only do students earn a degree or certificate, but they open doors towards new opportunities.

With campuses located in San Diego and Los Angeles, the Office of International Affairs offers extensive student services, including assistance with the admissions process, program planning, credit transferring, immigration services, homestay options, and much more.