Warren National University : Safety Engineering Reviews

Zenobia.james (Graduate) on June 14, 2009 (email verified)

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PhD Health Administration I completed the PHD program in 2008. The dissertation was the most difficult part of the program since I had a MBA and a MS in human resources. I do not feel cheated in anyway. I known the review that I received for the dissertation was per excellent. The course work benefited me in my job and my management nor peers do not consider my education at WNU as second rate. Many colleges started as non-accredited, yet produced great students before becoming accredited. Rev. Dr. Zenobia A. James

Doug.sten (Graduate) on June 9, 2009 (email verified)

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Ph. D. Program I have worked for few Fortune 500 & 1000 companies and traveled alot in my career. The various local universities (brick & mortar schools)always wanted you to take a leave of absence from work (e.g. 1 1/2 years) to complete "their" Ph.D. program. They did not offer night classes nor Saturday classes. I have family that needed to be supported financially, so I needed to pursue other educational offerings if I wanted to "earn" my Ph. D. I contacted KWU at the time and the people were very professional and my company approved attending under its educational tuition reimbursement program. I spent 2 long and dedicated years in studying the prescribed safety courses and taking the 3 hour programed exams (essays) for each course. Then spent another year doing research and writing my Ph. D. disseration. My advisors were great. Was it worth all that time and effort--you're damn straight it was. I am just sorry WNU was unable to receive its national accredition.

Anonymous (Graduate) on December 3, 2008

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Warren National University Unbiased Report Lets be sincere,Am a former graduate of this college.When you are enrolling, they tell you that they are licensed but not accredited, they are honest on that aspect. They waiver some college work and trade it with experience and you do about 21 credits for a Masters Degree.When you start,they overwork you and their thesis takes you about ten months.It undergoes; formatting, plagiarizing,and content process and finally copyrighting.By the end of it all you graduate and get an unaccredited Diploma. When reality sinks in, you feel bad. You did so much work and even more than some accredited colleges, then you feel cheated of time and money.The best way out is for the college to work hard for accreditation; then evaluate their alumina and let them complete the other credits to meet the requirement of 36 credits. By so doing all their half baked alumina will enroll and since the number is huge it could boost the college. And that would be fair to all and the noise will stop.

Anonymous (In Progress) on November 12, 2008 (email verified)

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Pack of Lies! This "University" only cares about taking your money. I dropped out of their program when I found out that their "degrees" were illegal to use in Texas. Before I found out about this and was taking the classes NO ONE ever contacted me to offer any help, guidance or ask how I was doing. Don't be fooled by the "good" reviews. These "students" are employed by WNU and write these false "good" reviews to try and sucker in new students. Don't believe them!

Anonymous (In Progress) on April 30, 2008 (email verified)

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Very Disappointing I just finished reading over the other commits and some of them made me sick. The commits praising WNU were very obvious to me that they were made up by someone from the university. I just became aware that the degree that I was seeking from Warren National University valid in Texas and if I try to use it in Texas it is against the law and I could go to jail if I tried to use it. No one at this university ever told me that I could not use their degree in Texas. I sent this information to the Bob Patterson (COO) and Martha Pollock (Student Advisor) and asked for a full refund. I have sent several emails and called several times (all calls go to voice mail) but they have not responded to either. I paid over $6,000.00 dollars to this university that I thought would receive a degree from them, but it looks like now that I was deceived by them. They knew from the start that I lived in Texas but never told me that a degree from WNU would be illegal to use in Texas.

Anonymous (In Progress) on August 2, 2007 (email verified)

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Safety Engineering The course work was typical of any University, doing the research and writing your final project was the most challenging for me. You have to make the initiative to conduct your research. This is an unacredited University with excellent faculty. KWU is not a diploma mill.

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