i have visited the youngstown, ohio campus and the admissions advisor was very helpful. he explained the history of the school and the programs offered and also explained my program of interest in extreme detail. the financial aid advisor was also extremely helpful in letting me know how affordable national college would be to attend.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
scheduling a campus visit is very helpful. i was given a tour and my program of interest was explained in fine detail and made me very excited to attend. also, meet with a financial aid advisor because they will help you find ways to pay for college, other than applying for a federal student loan, there are many other options i was not aware of.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
i have not yet attended, but the academics seem top notch! you only take classes needed for your career and do not have to worry about extra fluff classes that just cost more money. also, after visiting the campus twice, most of the teachers already know me by name and as anyone can tell you, when a teacher knows you by name, it makes for a better learning environment.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
does not apply to me, living at off campus.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
there are vending machines in the lobby and there are many fast food restaurants near by.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
there is a student fee of $15 dollars per term, but is used for picnics and other social events held right on campus!!
i have visited the youngstown, ohio campus and the admissions advisor was very helpful. he explained the history of the school and the programs offered and also explained my program of interest in extreme detail. the financial aid advisor was also extremely helpful in letting me know how affordable national college would be to attend.
scheduling a campus visit is very helpful. i was given a tour and my program of interest was explained in fine detail and made me very excited to attend. also, meet with a financial aid advisor because they will help you find ways to pay for college, other than applying for a federal student loan, there are many other options i was not aware of.
i have not yet attended, but the academics seem top notch! you only take classes needed for your career and do not have to worry about extra fluff classes that just cost more money. also, after visiting the campus twice, most of the teachers already know me by name and as anyone can tell you, when a teacher knows you by name, it makes for a better learning environment.
does not apply to me, living at off campus.
there are vending machines in the lobby and there are many fast food restaurants near by.
there is a student fee of $15 dollars per term, but is used for picnics and other social events held right on campus!!