How to Apply

Please read the following before continuing:

1. After reading these instructions click the Apply button at the bottom of the page. You will be taken to our e-learning site where you will click the Continue to Registration button to create your account and begin your application.

2. Complete the Application. The application has two parts. In the first part, you will provide your name, email, phone number, and create your own password. When you click submit, the system will assign you a username. Please write down both your username and password.

   Click on Login. At the bottom of the dialogue box, click the Login button. You will be asked again to confirm the privacy statements. You may then complete the full application. All students, no matter where they reside, will pay a $25 application fee. Additional information on fees, tuition, and refund policies may be found here. All students, regardless of residence, receive the first quarter of study free at NationsUniversity.
3. Receive a Welcome Letter from your advisor. All students are assigned an advisor to guide them through their academic program. Your advisor will give you instructions and reminders in his/her first e-mail to you, as well as help you get enrolled in your first course(s) if needed.

4. Submit transcripts and credentials. You may begin studying upon acceptance of your application; however, you must submit your official transcript(s) and credentials before completing your third course at NationsUniversity. 

5. Admission to an Academic Program. Once your application and credentials have been evaluated, you will receive a formal Letter of Admission and Enrollment Agreement for a certificate, qualifying, or degree program.

General Notes about NationsUniversity Academics:

• Active status continues for one calendar year from application.  With each course completed, the application period is automatically extended for one calendar year. It is to the student’s advantage to remain in active status.
• NU students are expected to do their work online. This means courses will be accessed directly over the Internet and exams will be taken online.  Course syllabi can also be printed from a PDF file.
• NU students are responsible for checking the website for announcements, news, and grade reports.
• NU students are permitted to take any undergraduate course offered. Graduate courses are limited to those who hold a bachelor’s (or equivalent) degree.  However, a prospective graduate student may take Foundations courses before being formally admitted to the graduate program.
• Students work at different rates and completion time for each course will vary.  When one course is completed, the student proceeds to the next course in their program, which can be found on the user report. We strongly recommend, following this plan, one course at a time.
• Students may withdraw from an academic program at any time. See our refund policy.

Student Privacy

Under the provisions of the federal law known as the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), eligible students, or where applicable, the parents of the students, are afforded certain rights pertaining to university records and personally identifiable information on file with the institution. An eligible student is defined as any person who is currently enrolled or has been enrolled in the institution’s programs. It is the policy of the institution to treat all student information, both personal and academic, as strictly confidential. Student information will only be released after appropriate written permission has been obtained.

Student records are maintained and viewed only by authorized NationsUniversity personnel. Under no circumstance is student information divulged to the general public without the student’s consent. Students are not permitted to view other student’s personal information. Student data are maintained electronically and/or in hard copy and protected from unauthorized access.

NationsUniversity further protects students from the possibility of arrest and harassment when they live in a country inclined to take action against citizens who engage in unauthorized religious study. In such countries, postal contact is limited or curtailed. Persons assigned to communicate with these students are trained to deal with the delicate situation.

Students can request to have their names withheld from public view in the online list of graduates.  Student names, personal testimonies, and pictures are published only with a student’s written (e-mail or post) consent.