Warren National University

I have completed Masters Degree from brick and mortal university and recently completed a PHD from Warren National University. The dissertation from Warren National University was quite rigorous and intense. I did not consider Warren National a “diploma mill” as described by some critics. Personally, I found the school’s curriculum as intense as other distance learning schools. I was quite satisfied with the school’s programs.

I completed the PHD program in 2009. For the first time, including including my traditional Master's, I had to read the entire book. The dissertation was a very difficult part of the program. I had previously written a very complicated thesis in Biology. I do not feel cheated in the least. The books were all the same as other schools. The review that I received for my dissertation was more critical than for my thesis. Professors from and professionals from other schools were impressed by the quality of my dissertation. I had to arrange my own clinical rotations which for me was easy. Those that finish a course of study such as this show true discipline and motivation. The pressure is on the student to succeed. My management nor peers do not consider my education at Warren National University as second rate. My only complaint is that I was told that WNU was accredited. Other schools were willing to accept credits. No regrets.

This school has happily taken all of my money, and refuses to respond. Their website is a smokescreen, their links, and voice mail a method of avoiding response and accountability for funds received. My next action will be with the attorney general and the State of Wyoming board of Education, higher learning. It is not an issue any more of credited or non-acredited, it is an issue of receiving funds and not delivering services as promised.

I am a graduate from KWU and I do work for the Government in Washington State. When all of this controversy over accreditation became of focus, my education was closely reviewed and it was determined that KWU aka Warren National did meet the Washington State requirements and I could continue to use it and my credentials for advancement. As a whole I found the school to be quite challenging. The Thesis I wrote has been used by several of the management staff to assist them in their business processes. Others that I work with who graduated from Washington State University with a Masters, did not have the requirement of writing a thesis and their projects at work clearly indicate the lack of structure and appropriate citations. KWU has given me what I needed to succeed.