Although there were difficulties at… Although there were difficulties at times, NorthCentral helped me work through the challenges, find a solution and proceed forward. My last chairperson made a huge impact on my progress and helped me cross the finish line. I will always value our friendship and she will be my mentor for life.

If you're willing to work for it you can do it! I wasted three years and thousands of dollars at another University pursuing my PhD. At that university, I was told that I should just quit because my writing wasn't at doctoral level. For three years my committee constantly changed my topic and then I realized that my committee couldn't possibly give me the attention and the direction I needed to be successful. I left and came to NCU where I got the attention I needed and earned my PhD. I achieved something that I thought I would never achieve. Now you will have to work hard, but having that DR title in front of your name beats all the hardships I encountered.

Navigating the Future !!! I am working in the job market God placed me. I am very happy and very pleased with the education I received at NCU. My degree in Business Management gave me the tools and education needed to complete my job. I would recommend NCU to anyone wanting to expand their education on the "Master Level". Thank You again Mr. Lollies

My Experience at NCU My experience at NCU was nothing less than spectacular. Despite some of the snafus along the way, my mentor for my Doctorate program Dr. Cynthia Akagi was amazing. Her patience and expertise allowed me to develop a dissertation that I am proud of. Being of an age where most people don't consider going for a Doctorate, with the help of Dr. Akagi I pushed through although there were many times I just wanted to give up. I truly thank her for her kind words of encouragement, without that I am certain I would not have finished. Thank you Dr. Akagi, and thank you Northcentral University for allowing me to fulfill my dream of having a Doctorate degree.

Overall good Overall good. A matter of plugging away. Dissertation chair was as good as it gets. At the very last minute, after I had completed all the requirements for my degree, the (at the time, with minimal actual academic experience) new President of NCU had decided to implement "one more class" for everyone to take. I was able to talk with him and get him to agree that since I had completed all my classes under the previous program, I should be allowed to graduate. While it was a good chance to practice eating humble pie and crawling on my hands and knees 9 feet before kowtowing, I did not enjoy having to do so.