PATHWAY TO GRADUATION
STUDENT GUIDE
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
1WELCOME LETTER
3 STUDENT CHECKLIST
4FINANCIAL AID
7VETERAN STUDENTS
8 STUDENT PORTAL
10 BUYING BOOKS
13 ONLINE CLASSROOM
15 ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT REPORT
16STUDENT SUPPORT & RESOURCES
18POLICIES & PROCEDURES
20GRADUATION & CAREERS
22STUDENT NOTES
23LOCATIONS
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WELCOME TO THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FAMILY
Dear Student,
Congratulations! You are now a part of an exceptionally talented and
diverse student body of entrepreneurs, leaders, and eager learners.
Embarking on your academic journey can be both exciting and challenging.
We understand that, so we will provide you with all the support you need
to succeed.
In addition to our personal guidance, this student booklet serves as an
additional tool for you to keep handy throughout your time at National
University. From the day you begin your classes to the day you graduate,
we want to make sure you feel at home here. Questions may pop up
or unexpected situations may occur that you need help with quickly.
Because your time is precious and limited as a student, we have brought our
resources directly to you in this easy-to-follow guide.
Earning your degree at National University will be a life-changing
experience. We are here to help you take advantage of all the
opportunities we have to offer. This is our pledge to you that we will
assist in making your time at National University as rewarding as possible.
Warm regards and the best of luck in your success,
Your National University Team
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STUDENT CHECKLIST
As a student, you have a lot on your plate: orientation, buying books, and figuring out your class schedule.
Getting acclimated to student life may take a bit of adjusting. We’ve compiled a checklist so that you won’t
forget the important steps you need to take as a student from start to finish. Check off each milestone and
track your progress. Before you know it, you’ll be sporting a new cap and gown at graduation.
START SMART
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ubmit your official transcripts from all of the
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institutions you have attended to:
STAY ON TRACK
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National University
Attn: Records
9980 Carroll Canyon Road
San Diego, CA 92131
Or submit electronically to records@nu.edu
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Schedule classes with your Academic Advisor
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ogin to the SOAR Student Portal through
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Single Sign On
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If applicable:
-- Meet with Student Finance Advisor to discuss
financial aid
-- Meet with Credential Program Specialist to
discuss credential information
-- Submit Military Documents including Military Joint
Services Transcripts (JST) and discuss military
and VA programs with your Academic Advisor
-- An automated notification will appear in the
Message Center of your SOAR Student
Portal when evaluation is complete
-- Once a degree evaluation is complete,
and courses are scheduled, financial aid
will be processed
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sk your Academic Advisor about transition
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programs if you are an undergraduate student
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Check in with your Academic Advisor, Credential
Program Specialist, and Student Finance Advisor
as needed
FINISH STRONG
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When you are within three classes of finishing
your degree, and/or planning to attend commencement,
complete your Application for Graduation and pay the
graduation fee
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Visit NU.edu for commencement ceremony information
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Join the National University Alumni Community
at alumni.NU.edu/sslpage
-- Complete placement exams
-- Submit proof of U.S. residency to Academic Advisor
-- Attend orientation
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ogin to your online course
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and complete the Student Orientation Tutorial
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Order textbooks two weeks prior to the start
of your first class
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ay tuition by the first day of your first course
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(may not apply to financial aid students with accepted
postponement agreement)
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Check in with your Academic Advisor (as well
as your Credential Program Specialist and Student
Finance Advisor, if applicable) to ensure all
To-Do List items are completed
eview the Academic Advisement Report with
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your Academic Advisor to see if you have met
all requirements for graduation
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FINANCIAL AID
How am I going to pay for school? National University offers a variety of financial aid options to students
who qualify. Grants, loans, and scholarships can help cover the cost of tuition, books, and living expenses. In
fact, 66 percent of all National University students receive some form of financial assistance.
GETTING STARTED:
APPLYING FOR A STUDENT LOAN
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pply for a FAFSA pin at pin.ed.gov if you
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have never completed an online FAFSA
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omplete the FAFSA at fafsa.gov. Enter the NU
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school code 011460 within 30 days of enrollment
omplete the _________________________ (years) FAFSA
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using ________________________(year) tax return
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Submit all transcripts for degree evaluation
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Build a schedule of classes with your
Academic Advisor
WHAT’S NEXT?
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Confirm National University received your FAFSA
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omplete Financial Aid checklist through
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SOAR Student Portal:
-- Complete Entrance Counseling and Master
Promissory Note if you will apply for loans
at studentloans.gov
FUTURE PLANNING
The application is available January 1
of each year and closes June 30 of the
following year.
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If the undergraduate student is interested in
applying for the CAL Grant, the FAFSA
must be completed by March 2 to
be considered.
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Contact financial aid whenever you make
changes to your class schedule to
determine how or if it will affect your
financial aid
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Borrow responsibly. View your financial aid
history at nslds.ed.gov
SCHOLARSHIPS
In addition to federally funded student
loans, National University offers a variety of
scholarships and grants to students who are:
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in financial need
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exceptional students
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the financial aid processing center
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in the military
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Community College transfers
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Wait for the processing of the financial aid award
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Receive an award confirmation – award information
is viewable in your SOAR Student Portal once
your award is finalized
You’ve worked hard to achieve your goals,
and we want to reward you.
E-mail: scholarships@nu.edu
-- Submit all financial aid documents required
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MILITARY AFFILIATED STUDENTS
National University is committed to providing exceptional support for our Service Members throughout their
educational journey. We offer various exclusive military support services, including discounted tuition rates, access
to classes both online and on base, and Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC) benefits.
In 2011, NU established the Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success (CEVSS) with faculty and staff
dedicated to providing a higher quality of life through the coupling of pre-existing services and support with newlycreated programming specifically developed to meet the needs of veteran students. The Center is available to assist
in getting your GI Bill benefits started or transferring them in from another school. You may contact them at
858-541-7780 or at veteransuccesscenter@nu.edu.
GETTING STARTED:
-- Provide your Certificate of Eligibility or
VA 22-1990, VA 22-1990e, and VA 22-5490 via
SOAR Student Portal
Speak with your Academic Advisor to determine military
affiliation benefits
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Submit documents to verify military affiliation to your Academic Advisor. Must choose at least one of the following based on applicability:
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-- Provide DD Form 214 member 4 via SOAR Student Portal
For those who have previously used their benefits at another school:
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-- Complete and submit a Request for Change of Program or Place of Training (VA form 22-1995) to the National University VA department
-- Show Common Access Card (CAC) or Military ID
(do not make a copy)
-- Most recent Leave and Earnings Statement (LES)
-- Command Letter – Statement of Service/
Letter of Verification
-- DD-214
-- Retiree Account Statement (RAS)
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Form can be accessed via
www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefits/homepage
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MYCAA:
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-- Spouses of Servicemembers on Active duty in Pay grades: E-1 to E-5, W-1 to W-2, and O-1 to O-2
Submit all applicable official transcripts
TUITION ASSISTANCE (TA):
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Contact your Academic Advisor to obtain course information needed on TA application
Submit a hard copy of approved Tuition Assistance Verification Form to your Academic Advisor or
submit online if able. Also submit a copy to
veteransaffairs@nu.edu
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GI BILL BENEFITS:
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How to Establish a MyCAA Account:
-- Visit the MyCAA Spouse Portal online at
aiportal.acc.af.mil/mycaa
Visit your local Base Education Center to ensure
TA eligibility and application processes
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Who is Eligible?
Call 1 (800) 342-9647 to speak with a MyCAA Career and Education Consultant
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STAY ON TRACK:
Contact your Academic Advisor with any questions.
E-mail veteransaffairs@nu.edu on inquiries regarding tuition
assistance and GI bill benefits information.
For first time users:
-- Complete and submit an Application for VA Education Benefits (VA form 22-1990) to the department of Veterans Affairs
Form can be accessed via
www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefits/homepage
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STUDENT PORTAL
The SOAR Student Portal
will allow you access to obtain vital information in one centralized place.
YOU CAN DO THINGS LIKE:
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View your class schedule
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Receive updates from your professor or alerts from staff
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Sign up for a new class
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Find out what books you need for class
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Pay for classes and purchase books
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Apply for graduation
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Request transcripts
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Financial aid information
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Access e-forms
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Access this guide
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View Academic Advisement Report
HERE IS A STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS TO ACCESS THE SOAR STUDENT PORTAL:
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ou will receive a Single Sign On welcome and activation e-mail with login information, including your
user name and password.
2. Access the Single Sign On page at nu.okta.com.
3. Activate your account to gain access and click on the icon for the SOAR Student Portal.
If you have questions about Single Sign On, please refer to nu.edu/sso.
If you experience difficulties accessing your account, pleasecontact the Student Concierge Services at
(866) 628-8988 or scs@nu.edu.
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BOOK BUYING AND LIBRARY
National University makes it easy to get your books two weeks before classes start so you come to class
prepared on your first day. No more panicking, rushing around, or expedited shipping. The books you need are
just a few clicks away. To view the textbooks that are required for your upcoming class and to purchase them,
use the SOAR Student Portal.
HERE IS A STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS TO BUY BOOKS:
THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
1. Access the Single Sign On page at nu.okta.com.
While the National University library does not
rent out textbooks to students, some of your
classes may require you to read novels or research
online journals. Check the online library to see if
what you need is available for free. We also have
partnerships with outside California universities
to loan students books that they cannot find at
our own library. So if we don’t have your book
on hand, we can check other schools to see if
they can accommodate you.
2. Click on the icon for the SOAR Student Portal.
3. Click on the My Class Schedule link under Quick
Links for Students. Or, using the left hand menu,
select Academics, then My Academics, and finally
My Class Schedule.
4. Scroll through your class list and in the right-hand
column of your class schedule there is a link to View/
Buy Books. Click this link to see what textbook(s) are
required and then click Buy Books to be taken to the
Text Direct website to purchase your textbook(s).
Please note that the Buy Books icon is only active
two weeks prior to the class start date.
Note: Pop-up blockers must be disabled in order to
view textbooks information.
Click “View All” because there may be more than
one textbook for a class.
ALTERNATIVES TO BUYING BOOKS AT
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Sure, shiny new hardbacks are nice, but buying
books can get expensive. If you are looking for
a more economical way to obtain required books
for school, please contact your academic advisor.
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To request a book today, go to
NU.libguides.com/forms
Username: _______________________________________________________
Password:________________________________________________________
ONLINE CLASSROOM
Taking an online class at National University is fun, informative, and engaging. As an online student, you can
take classes from anywhere in the world. Expect the same features in your virtual classroom as you would in
a traditional classroom.
WITH YOUR ONLINE CLASS, YOU CAN:
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Listen to lectures
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Participate in discussion forums
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See your grades posted
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Submit assignments
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Contact your professor and classmates
Each course is broken down into weekly modules,
where your instructor posts reading and class assignments
so that you can easily keep track of your progress
throughout the class.
GO MOBILE WITH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
We’d rather forget our wallets at home than our
cellphones these days. In today’s world, we depend
on technology for everything. Mobile apps buy our
morning coffee, get us where we need to go, tell us
the best restaurants around town, connect us with
friends, and now, connect us to our classroom.
With the National University Mobile app, you can
now access your class information and engage with
your classmates anytime, anywhere. The app features:
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Activity – Quickly view the recent activity from
your courses, including thread topics and
responses, dropbox submissions, and grades
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including threads, content items, quizzes and exams
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Discussions – Read thread topics and respond
to your instructor or classmates
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Announcements – Quickly see what is happening
in your courses
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radebook – View grades and comments on
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your assignments
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People – Easy access to others in your course
HERE IS A STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS TO ACCESS
YOUR ONLINE COURSE:
1. You will receive a notification that you have a message
in your Student Message Center previous to the start of
your online course.
2. To access your Student Message Center, log in through
the Single Sign On page at nu.okta.com.
3. Click on the icon for the SOAR Student Portal.
4. View your new message in the Student Message Center
regarding your upcoming class and steps to access your
course.
For Technical Difficulties, please contact Student Concierge
Services . Call toll-free: (866) 628-8988 or e-mail:
scs@nu.edu.
For step-by-step instructions on navigating your online
classroom and helping you become familiar with the
online learning environment, please view the Student
Orientation Tutorial
DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE “NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
MOBILE” APP TODAY ON:
iTunes – search for “National University Mobile”
Google play – search for “National University Mobile”
Windows Phone – search for “NU Mobile”
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ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT
REPORT
The Academic Advisement Report (AAR) is the official document that tracks your course
requirements and progress towards program completion. Once you’ve successfully passed
all of your courses on the AAR, you are eligible to graduate. Please contact your Academic
Advisor if you are ready to review your AAR and ask how you can use your AAR to
search for classes.
HERE IS A STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS TO ACCESS YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT
REPORT THROUGH THE SOAR STUDENT PORTAL:
1.Access the Single Sign On page at nu.okta.com
2.Click on the icon for the SOAR Student Portal.
3.Select “Academics” on the left hand side
4.A new tab will open up titled “My Academics”
5.Under “My Academics,” you will select “Academic Advisement Report”
6. I n the drop-down menus, you will first select the academic institution (National University)
and report type (AAR for graduate/undergraduate)
7.Select “GO”
8. Click “Expand All”
STUDENT SUPPORT & RESOURCES
As a student at National University, you are receiving
more than a degree; you are getting a unique experience.
You will discover a sense of belonging and connection with
your newfound community of faculty, students, and alumni.
Below are student resources to enhance your experience
at National University.
STUDENT CONCIERGE SERVICES
Your one-stop center for financial aid, credentials,
admissions, and graduation questions. You can speak
with a student advocate from 7 a.m.-midnight.
Phone: (866) 628-8988 E-mail: scs@nu.edu
CAREER CENTER
Take your learning beyond the classroom walls and
into the workplace with career counseling, internships,
and resume/cover letter writing assistance.
Phone: (858) 541-7950 E-mail: careerservices@nu.edu
CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR
VETERAN STUDENT SUCCESS
Ease your transition to campus life with academic,
career, and other veteran support services.
Spectrum Campus, Room 171
9388 Lightwave Avenue
San Diego, CA 92123-1426
Phone: (858) 541-7780
E-mail: veteransuccesscenter@nu.edu
FACULTY ADVISORS
In addition to your personal advisor, your faculty advisor
provides program specific advisement about your classes,
curriculum, and instructors. Consult the general catalog
to see which faculty advisor is assigned to your program.
LIBRARY
National University offers students both a physical
and online library. You can request to borrow books,
journals, and videos online, or visit the library at our
Spectrum campus:
National University Library
9393 Lightwave Avenue
San Diego, CA 9212
Phone: (858) 541-7900
library.NU.edu
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MATH CENTER
Need help with algebra or statistics? Make an appointment
in-person or online at numath.mywconline.com.
E-mail: mathtutor@nu.edu
WRITING CENTER
Let’s face it, even Ernest Hemingway sought feedback on his
writing. That’s why our 25-minute online writing consultations
help you sharpen your critical thinking and writing skills. E-mail:
wonline@nu.edu
SOCIAL MEDIA
Connect, share, and discover on National University’s
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Flickr, Pinterest, Google
Plus, and Foursquare. Go to NU.edu/socialmedia
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
The Registrar will come in handy when you need to
request transcripts, send in new transcripts, or have
questions about your academic record, including
grades and official evaluations.
Phone: (866) NU-ACCESS ext. 8260
E-mail: registrar@nu.edu
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
National University is committed to providing qualified
students with disabilities an equal opportunity to
access the benefits, rights, and privileges of
University services, programs, and activities in the
most integrated setting appropriate to student needs.
Phone: (858) 642-8058 E-mail: specialservices@nu.edu
STUDENT BUSINESS SERVICES
Questions about tuition payments and fees can be
directed to student accounts at: Stuact@nu.edu
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Having trouble logging into your classes?
The Help Desk is available 24/7. Phone: (877) 252-7715
E-mail: helpdesk@myonlinelogin.com
STUDENT KNOWLEDGE BASE
This handy site includes articles on hot topics in higher
education and current events at your school. You can
also find answers to FAQs. Click on the student Login tab
under NU.edu to get up to date on the latest news.
TESTING CENTER
You may have a unique situation that requires you
to take a standardized test, such as the CLEP,
ACCUPLACER, DSST and Challenge/Credit by
Exams. National University is here to help administer
your test and get you ready for the big day.
E-mail: testingservices@nu.edu
STUDENT ACADEMIC SUCCESS CENTER
Are you concerned with your grades? Has your
undergraduate GPA fallen under university standards?
Are you at risk of being placed on Academic Probation
or Academic Disqualification? We are here to help you
succeed. Contact the Student Academic Success Center
today to explore the free tools and helpful resources
we have in place to help you increase your learning and
effectiveness in class. Phone: (858) 642-8290
E-mail: academicsuccesscenter@nu.edu
POLICIES & PROCEDURES
Students are held liable for all National University policies
and procedures. Below is a short list that will be helpful for new
students. Please see the general catalog for a complete list.
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-- Must maintain a cumulative grade point
average of 3.0
-- Minimum cumulative grade point average of
a 3.0 within their core requirements to be
eligible for graduation
ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS
Students who have more than three absences and who
are still enrolled as of midnight of the 21st day of the
session will be issued a letter grade of “F” or “U”
as appropriate for the grading criteria of the class.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (LOA)
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equests for LOA must be submitted prior to the
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last week of class in the term preceding the LOA
request. Documentation must be provided to
support the extenuating circumstances requiring
the LOA. Requests must be submitted via e-form
with the assistance of your admissions advisor.
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uestions regarding eligibility for LOA may be
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submitted to studentloa@nu.edu
DROP/REFUND DEADLINE
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Prior to midnight (PST) of the ninth (9th) day of the session:
receive a 100 percent refund and no grade or notation will
appear on student’s record.
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Prior to midnight (PST) of the tenth (10th) day of the session: receive a 50 percent refund and a “W” (Withdrawn) will
appear on student’s record.
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After midnight (PST) of the tenth (10th) day of the session:
receive no refund and a “W” (Withdrawn) will appear on
student’s record.
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After midnight (PST) of the twenty-first (21st) day of the
session: receive no refund and a grade of “F” or “U”, as
appropriate for the course.
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Please refer to the Student Knowledge Base or the
general catalog for exact drop dates. All requests to drop
or withdraw must be received by your Advisor by the
published deadlines.
TUITION DUE
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You will receive a statement for payment in the mail
two weeks prior to the state of each course.
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I f you are receiving financial aid, please be aware
you may apply for tuition postponement.
SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS
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Undergraduate Students
-- Must maintain a cumulative grade point
average of 2.0
-- Minimum cumulative grade point average of
a 2.0 within their major or core coursework
to be eligible for graduation
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Graduate Students
FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY
ACT (FERPA)
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elease of Records if you authorize a third party (friend
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or family member) to have viewing access or to call for
information on your behalf. This does not grant third party
access to request changes to your student record.
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Release of Records Form can be found at
NU.edu/assets/resources/pageResources/
ReleaseofStudentRecords.pdf
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
It is the policy of National University, in compliance
with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as amended,
and other federal and state disability nondiscrimination
laws, that no student shall, on the basis of his/her
disability, be excluded from participation in, be denied
the benefits of, or otherwise be subject to discrimination
under any University program or activity.
CIVIL RIGHTS
National University is committed to maintaining a
working and learning environment in which students,
faculty, and staff can develop intellectually, professionally,
personally, and socially. Such an atmosphere must be
free of intimidation, fear, coercion, and reprisal. The
University prohibits discrimination or harassment on the
basis of race, ethnic or national origin, religion, age, sex,
color, physical or mental disability, marital, or veteran status
under any program or activity offered under its control.
CODE OF CONDUCT
Student Discipline
Students are expected to conduct themselves in a
responsible manner that reflects ethics, honor and
good citizenship. They are also expected to abide by
the regulations of the University. It is the students’
responsibility to maintain academic honesty and integrity.
Code of Classroom Etiquette
Freedom of speech and expression is valued in the
academic setting. Students must strive to work together
in a setting of civility, tolerance, and respect for each other.
Code of Conduct for Online Students
Freedom of speech and expression is valued in the
academic setting. Equally valued is the respect given to
University computer systems and information technology.
Campus Security Report
The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy
and Campus Crime Statistics Act requires the distribution
of an annual security report to all current faculty, staff,
and students and notice of its availability to prospective
students, faculty and staff. The annual security report
includes statistics for the previous three years concerning
reported crimes that occurred on campus, in certain
off-campus buildings, or on property owned or controlled
by National University, and on public property within, or
immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus
or center. The report also includes institutional policies
concerning campus security such as policies concerning
alcohol and drug use, crime prevention, and the reporting
of crimes, sexual assault, and other matters.
Crime statistics are reported to the U.S. Department of
Education at ope.ed.gov/security, and on the University’s
website at NU.edu/CampusSecurity.
GRADUATION & CAREERS
You’ve sacrificed your free time to earn a degree for your future and for your family. You’ve somehow managed
to dig deep, finding the time, energy, and motivation to finish your degree. You had the discipline, organization,
and outside support you needed to succeed. Now, it’s time to bask in all the glory. Your hard work has paid off.
When you are within three classes from finishing your
degree or planning on attending National University’s
annual Commencement exercises, you should submit
the Application for Graduation . Conferral dates
are every third Sunday of January, March, May, July,
September, and November. To be eligible, coursework
must be completed and grades posted prior to the
conferral date.
HERE IS A STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS TO APPLY
FOR GRADUATION:
1.Submit the Application for Graduation during
the application period for your degree conferral
date. Applications are available through your
SOAR Student Portal.
2.Complete all academic requirements for your
degree prior to the degree conferral date.
3.Settle all financial obligations, including payment
of the graduation fee, prior to your conferral date.
COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
PARTICIPATING IN COMMENCEMENT
ommencement occurs once a year and is held in
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Southern California.
ALUMNI SERVICES
lumni are eligible to participate in an array of programs
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and services through the Office of Development and
Alumni Relations.
CAREER CENTER
Your relationship with National University continues
to grow and deepen at graduation. We have made a
life-long commitment to support your professional
development endeavors. Your degree has opened
up new possibilities, allowing you to pursue a
career that gives you a real sense of purpose and
satisfaction. We offer the following unique benefits.
Phone: (858) 541-7950
E-mail: careerservices@nu.edu
CAREER INFORMATION
Career Quick Sheets match your area of study
with various job positions. Learn about the types
of employers who hire you and join professional
associations and affiliations within your industry.
JOB PORTAL
Use the online Job Portal to search for jobs, post
your resume, find out about career fairs, and
receive advice on resume writing, interviewing,
salaries, and job outlooks.
SAMPLE RESUMES AND COVER LETTERS
A resume is that magical piece of paper that gets
you noticed and your foot in the door. Check out
professional resume and cover letter samples
tailored to your specific industry, and refine or
revamp your materials.
KUDER® JOURNEY
Kuder® Journey offers lifelong career guidance
through training and tutorials, and career
assessments to help evaluate your interests and
suggest the right education and career paths.
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STUDENT NOTES
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Expected first class___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Transcript due date___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
FASFA year(s)_______________________________Important FA dates___________________________________________________________
Catalog version_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Date of next appointment with Academic Advisor_______________________________________________________________
Date of appointment with Student Finance Advisor____________________________________________________________
Important contacts specific to student
Faculty Advisor:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LOCATIONS
CALIFORNIA
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
National University Academic
Headquarters
11255 North Torrey Pines Road
La Jolla, CA 92037
(858) 642-8800
National University System
AdministrativeHeadquarters
11355 North Torrey Pines Road
La Jolla, CA 92037
(858) 642-8000
Office of Registrar
9980 Carroll Canyon Road
San Diego, CA 92131
Carlsbad Campus
705 Palomar Airport Road, Suite
150
Carlsbad, CA 92011
(760) 268-1500
La Mesa Campus
7787 Alvarado Road
La Mesa, CA 91942
(619) 337-7500
Rancho Bernardo Campus
16875 West Bernardo Drive, Suite
150
San Diego, CA 92127
(858) 521-3900
Scripps Ranch
9980 Carroll Canyon Road
San Diego, CA 92131
(800) 628-8648
South Bay Campus
660 Bay Boulevard, Suite 110
Chula Vista, CA 91910
(619) 563-7400
Spectrum Business Park Campus
9388 Lightwave Avenue
San Diego, CA 92123
(858) 541-7700
Technology & Health Sciences
Center
3678 Aero Court
San Diego, CA 92123
(858) 309-3400
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
San Bernardino Campus
804 East Brier Drive
San Bernardino, CA 92408
(909) 806-3300
Ontario Campus
3800 E Concours, Suite 150
Ontario, CA 91764
(909) 919-7600
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Los Angeles Campus
5245 Pacific Concourse Drive
Suite 100
Los Angeles, CA 90045
(310) 662-2000
Woodland Hills Campus
6300 Canoga Avenue
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
(818) 932-2460
VENTURA COUNTY
Oxnard Campus
1000 Towne Center
Suite 125
Oxnard, CA 93036
(805) 437-3000
ORANGE COUNTY
Costa Mesa Campus
3390 Harbor Boulevard
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 429-5100
KERN COUNTY
Bakersfield Campus
4560 California Avenue
Suite 300
Bakersfield, CA 93309
(661) 864-2360
FRESNO COUNTY
Fresno Campus
20 E River Park Place West
Fresno, CA 93720
(559) 256-4900
SANTA CLARA COUNTY
San Jose Campus
3031 Tisch Way
100 Plaza East
San Jose, CA 95128
(408) 236-1100
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY
Stockton Campus
3520 Brookside Road
Stockton, CA 95219
(209) 475-1400
SACRAMENTO COUNTY
Rancho Cordova Campus
10901 Gold Center Drive
Suite 101
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
(916) 855-4100
SHASTA COUNTY
Redding Campus
760 Cypress Avenue, #210
Redding, CA 96001
(530) 226-4000
NEVADA
HENDERSON
Henderson Campus
2850 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy
Suite 300
Henderson, NV 89052
(702) 531-7800
ONLINE INFORMATION
CENTERS
Long Beach
7557 Carson Boulevard
Long Beach, CA 90808
(562) 377-1960
Pleasanton
1256 Stoneridge Mall Road
Pleasanton, CA 94588
(925) 467-6000
Santa Ana
2800 North Main Street
Santa Ana, CA 92705
(714) 564-3600
Temecula
Suite A-105
40705 Winchester Road
Temecula, CA 92591
(951) 296-1220
MILITARY CENTERS
Twentynine Palms Marine
Air Ground Task Force
6th Street, Building 1530
Twentynine Palms, CA 92278
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
4025 Tripoli Avenue, Building 111
San Diego, CA 92140
(619) 563-7482
OFFICES
Marine Corps Base Kaneohe Bay
Education Center
Computer Lab
Kaneohe Bay, HI 96863
(808) 284-6842
Naval Air Weapons Station China
Lake
1 Administrative Circle
Bldg 02308, Room B
China Lake, CA 93555
(760) 499-4254
Naval Base Ventura County Port
Hueneme
363 Whitehouse Way
Port Hueneme, CA 93043
(805) 816-1027
Naval Base Coronado
South “R” Avenue, Building 650
San Diego, CA 92135
(619) 563-7478
Naval Submarine Base
140 Sylvester Road, Building 140
San Diego,CA 92106
(619) 563-7490
Nellis Air Force Base
4475 England Avenue, Suite 300
Nellis AFB, NV 89191
(702) 644-1222
Fleet AntiSubmarine Warfare
Training
33077 Ping Place, Building 7
San Diego, CA 92147
(619) 563-7488
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
B Street, Building 1331
Box 555020
Camp Pendleton, CA 92055
(760) 268-1533
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar
Kelso Road, Building 5305
San Diego, CA 92145
(619) 563-7355
Naval Air Station North Island
South “R” Avenue, Building 650
San Diego, CA 92135
(619) 563-7478
Naval Hospital Medical Center
34425 Farenholt Avenue
Building 26, Room 3B9BS
San Diego, CA 92134
(619) 563-7470
Naval Base San Diego
3975 Norman Scott Road
Building 3280, B114
San Diego, CA 92136
(619) 563-7474
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