National American University Online Program Review

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National American University continues its commitment to offering students technical and career-focused programs by supporting an online community of learners. Through its mission to serve the global community and celebrate diversity, National American University collaborates with businesses, colleges, faculty members, employers and students to make education accessible financially and geographically. Online students receive quality training that prepares them to competitively participate in and contribute to the international community.

National American University was first established in 1941 as the National School of Business in Rapid City, SD. After World War II, the school expanded to offer a growing workforce and returning veterans cutting edge business degrees. Additional locations were established around the country in Denver and Colorado Springs, CO; Albuquerque and Rio Rancho, NM, Independence and Kansas City, MO; Bloomington, Brooklyn Center and Roseville, MN; and Overland Park, Kansas and Sioux Falls, SD. In 1996, online courses were designed to meet the needs of working students all over the world.

Online programs offered by National American University include Bachelor’s degrees in Business Administration, Applied Management, Health Care Management, Nursing, and Information Technology. Several Associate’s degrees are offered in areas like General Education and Business Administration. NAU’s online graduate school offers two degrees: a Master of Business Administration and a Master of Management. These degrees can be completed fully online or through a combination of on campus and online courses.

Through National American University Online, distance learning students have access to a number of students services designed just for them. An online WebCT orientation introduces students to the process of taking classes online, private e-mail services, online exam formats, pop-up blockers, and a learning resources center.