National Louis University

National-Louis University is by far the most unprofessional school I have ever been to. It has been an issue ever since I registered at that school in June, first it was something with my registration. then it was something with an overlap a loan from my other school Maccormac college, than National Louis lost my transcript.now it is something every time I tried to call my advisor, my financial aid adviser, the register, or the dean of the school, no one ever answers the phone it is very unprofessional.... Read More I constantly send emails to the school the register, the dean,the financial aid person, and no one ever answers the phone it is very unprofessional something needs to be done about the this school, or shut them down, everyone is very unprofessional

THIS SCHOOL DOESN’T CARE ABOUT YOU UNLESS YOU’RE PUTTING MONEY IN THEIR POCKETS! IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN EDUCATION, DO NOT GO HERE! THEY KNEW I WAS HOMELESS WITH NOWHERE TO GO AND KICKED ME OUT!! THEY MADE A BUNCH OF PROMISES AND GUARANTEES TO ME BEFORE I APPLIED FOR THIS SCHOOL AND THEY DIDNT KEEP ANY OF THEM! THEY KICKED ME TO THE CURB AS SOON AS I WASNT ABLE TO PUT MONEY IN THEIR POCKETS! I HAD 1 MORE YEAR TO GRADUATE BUT THEY DONT CARE ABOUT THAT! NOW I CANNOT GRADUATE AFTER TAKING AN EXTRA... Read More YEAR WITH NOWHERE TO GO AND NO FAMILY

I am so disappointed by reading these reviews. I had terrible issues with NLU's financial aid department. Everytime I called student finance I received a different answer. My aid was never packaged by the time that the terms started. I was all set to start my third term at NLU and was told that I could not continue unless I paid them over $3,000. I was very honest with my admissions counselor, academic advisor, and student finance that I could not afford to pay out-of-pocket for my college expenses.... Read More I was told on several occasions that not only would my financial cover my courses but I would also receive a student loan disbursement to help cover my books, supplies, and living expenses. The explanation given to me was that most sophomores don't go to school full-time because of limited financial aid and that summer hours are financed differently than fall and spring terms. No one mentioned this to me beforehand and my financial aid was packaged 4-weeks into my 10-week courses and I could not drop them. I was very blatantly lied to several times and really felt like I was taken advantage of. I cannot believe that this is happening to other students. It is despicable. I feel badly giving the school such a low rating because I did enjoy my professors and courses. I was looking forward to continuing my education at NLU but made the choice to apply to a different university.