Warren National University : Electrical Engineering Reviews

Anonymous (In Progress) on January 23, 2009 (email verified)

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This is a flat out lie!! To the "Electrical Engineering" graduate... So, which EE program were you enrolled in where "...help was always available. The online instructors were from some of the finest Universities in the United States; Stanford, UCLA, etc. The material was in the form of textbooks. There were online tutorials and practice examinations. There was also an online discussion board where you could connect with other students." I am currently enrolled in the WNU (formerly KWU) Electrical Engineering (Signal Processing) degree program and I have yet to recieve acceptable support from any course "instructor". Online tutorials?? Again, WHERE??? I'd really like to see one. I asked one of my course instructors for lecture notes for his course (Electromagnetics)... unfortunately I was told that he could provide none because he didn't have any. I'll give you the practice examinations, but that is about the extent of it. Oh and you mention the online discussion board.... Care to know how many discussion threads that I set up where "other students and I were able to connect"? Try, nil! Oh, I established discussion threads alright, but never once did I recieve a response. Hmm... it seems very strange that your experience was vastly different than mine.

Anonymous (Graduate) on January 8, 2009 (email verified)

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Warren made my dreams come true! I just wanted to say that it was always my dream to become an Electrical Engineer and thanks to Warren National (then known as Kennedy-Western), I am living the dream. My father was an Engineer and told me that it was his wish that I become one too. I struggled through college and finally gave up. Now, many years later made the committment to study hard and do what I needed to do. The work was hard, very hard but I stuck with it. And Kennedy-Western was with me every step of the way, giving me advice and moral support. I graduated two years ago and can now call myself and Engineer. Thank you Kennedy-Western.

Ted (In Progress) on March 31, 2008 (email verified)

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Warren National is a scam I had to postpone working toward my degree because my daughter was diagnosed with Autism and we could not afford her therapy and school at the same time. They would not refund my tuition. I have saved every item of correspondence from Warren National/Kennedy Western and am looking to file suit against them. At this point I am out close to $8000 because I elected to get the discount for paying up front. It sounds like I am not the only person that got scammed by these guys.

Piercetp3840 (Graduate) on August 17, 2007 (email verified)

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Warren National is a the real deal I attended Warren National when it was Kennedy-Western. I graduated with a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering. This was recommended by my employer who reviewed the institution before I applied. I can say that I was not disappointed. It was certainly challenging. In fact it was harder than any place I attended before. I had a bachelors from another school, where I studied IT. But this was extremly tough. The material was hard, but help was always available. The program required a considerable time committment. After ten classes and a difficult (bur interesting and rewarding) final project I graduated. This took about two years. The online instructors were from some of the finest Universities in the United States; Stanford, UCLA, etc. The material was in the form of textbooks. There were online tutorials and practice examinations. There was also an online discussion board where you could connect with other students. I can say with confidence that my degree and Kennedy-Western (now Warren National) has enhanced my career.

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