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 | Bright | I have already worked as a behavioral therapist for two years. I assumed that with my single subject credential (from a Cal State University, you know, one of the credentialing schools that actually teach teachers) that I would come in with some transferable credits. Except they nickeled and dimed me out of my health, tech, and behavior management course work that I had completed in my previous cerd and undergrad. They even tried to tell me that I would have to take a government class, I told the adviser that that was one of the stupidest ideas I'd ever heard, I possessed a credential to teach history. I told her she had better figure out a way to remove that requirement before I walked out. I'm that kind of person, no apologies. There was nothing special about any course, not one course, not one has taught anything that would help a Special Education Candidate for Moderate/Severe in any possible way. I have on three occasions changed assignments and told professors I was changing the criteria because they failed to include me, and they were total honey badgers about it (didn't care), or took credit for the great idea. I usually have to explain things to others in that waste of time discussion board process where the really awesome students can share some amazing insight that can actually help me, but the "I would never be mean, because that's so wrong" type of student gets equal points. I only signed up with NU because I couldn't afford to waste my life and teach for free for 36 weeks in student teaching at a CSU. But now, I might land an internship so I am looking into transferring to a cheaper and better accommodated CSU school. | Friendliness: A+, Education Quality: F | | | |
| | Oct 15 2011 | 1st Year Male --
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| | | I got one degree at National University, and based on a general positive first experience I went back for a second degree. HUGE mistake. National University has lost its focus. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY. Whereas once students mattered at National University, the opposite is true today.Not only are the classes very expensive, but the vast majority of the professors are rude, disconnected from the students, do not teach much of anything relevant to your field. They could care less if you finish your degree or not. Go somewhere else that will appreciate your time and money. No student should have to put up with rude and incompetent professors. | Preparedness: -, Reputation: - | | | |
| | Oct 13 2011 | Male --
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| Not so bright | National University terrible, terrible, terrible. Don't go!!!! The principle and to the unprofessional professors are a joke!! Not help and all they know is the policies and prodecures. They do not look out for the students at all.!!!! SAVE YOURSELVES SOME TIME AND MONEY!!! | Preparedness: -, Reputation: - | | | |
| | Oct 11 2011 | 1st Year Female --
Class 2011 | | Blog it!Blog about this comment from your webpage or Blog, or MySpace account:
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