A Snapshot of Our Student Population

In the Fall Quarter of 2022, the University of North America (UoNA) was teeming with a diverse community of 565 eager learners. Our academic degree programs, including eight master’s and two bachelor’s, welcomed 507 students, thus forming the backbone of our academic community.

The UoNA Family Spans a Myriad of Credentials:

• Master’s Degree Programs (8): 431 students (76%)
• Bachelor’s Degree Programs (2): 76 students (13%)
• Associate’s Degree Program (1): 39 students (7%)
• Technical Diploma*: 3 students (<1%)
• ESOL Certificate Program*: 10 students (2%)
• Individual Interest /Single-subject students*: 6 students (1%)

Our Mission at UoNA: Empowering Adult Learners

In Fall 2022, our master’s and bachelor’s program enrollees comprised a robust 81% of students aged 25 years or older. We're proud to cater to learners from diverse generations, with 70% Millennials (aged 27-42), 26% Gen Z (aged 11-26), and 5% Gen X (aged 43-58).

As a Global University, UoNA Embraces Students from All Corners of the World

Our Fall 2022 student body in the master’s and bachelor’s programs represented 48 different countries, with a remarkable 95% identifying as non-US citizens. A majority self-identified as Asian and male, and no students identified as transgender.

Our American Students Play a Vital Role in the UoNA Community

Notably, 67% (14 out of 21) of the US bachelor’s program students were US Military/Veterans, with a median age of 36. These students began enrolling in 2020 when UoNA was approved to offer GI-Bill® educational benefits. All of our Fall 2022 military/veteran students are recipients of this funding.

Enrollment Trends at UoNA

However, UoNA has seen a slight decrease in non-US master’s and bachelor’s degree program enrollees from 2020 to 2022. This trend corresponds with the rise of US citizens in the bachelor’s programs, which increased from 6 in Fall 2020 to 21 in Fall 2022.

At UoNA, We Cherish Diversity

At UoNA, we cherish the cultural, geographic, and generational diversity of our student population. We believe this blend of experiences and perspectives enriches the learning environment and prepares our graduates to excel in a global marketplace.