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Program Profile

HNU classes are small: the average class size is 12 students to 1 professor.
Classes are taught by faculty who are experts in their field; 83% of faculty possess terminal degrees (a masters or doctoral degree).
HNU provides one of the most reasonable choices in private, non-profit education. Financial aid is available as well as corporate tuition assistance and an interest-free flexible tuition payment plan.
HNU’s accredited degree programs allow students the opportunity to enroll in graduate programs. During their senior year, Adult Baccalaureate Degree Program students who wish to pursue a graduate degree at HNU may be eligible to take up to six units of graduate classes concurrently with their undergraduate classes.
Syllabi for classes are available electronically for enrolled students at http://blackboard.hnu.edu approximately three weeks before the beginning of each class.

HNU students may take advantage of a full-range of services and facilities including a library, computer labs, career center, dining facilities, gymnasium, pool, performing arts center and bookstore. Advising, tutoring, financial aid counseling and career services are also available.