Bachelor’s in
Cybersecurity Pathways

Reach Your Academic Goals with NU

National University has developed academic pathways that build upon the coursework at various community colleges to help you reach your academic goals.

Here’s How Academic Pathways Work

• Step 1: Review your community college’s cybersecurity degree offerings.
• Step 2: Complete general education certification (California — either IGETC or CSU breadth) and recommended cybersecurity curriculum at your community college.
• Step 3: Submit your transcripts and apply!

If we have already developed cybersecurity pathways for your community college, please view below links to see course equivalencies and bachelor’s degree requirements.

If your community college has developed a cybersecurity program recently and you would like National University to review the curriculum, please contact Bill Reid at [email protected] or Chris Simpson at [email protected].

COLLEGE

• American River College
• Bristol Community College
• Butte Community College
• Cabrillo College
• Central Texas College
• Cerritos College
• Cerro Coso Community College
• Chaffey College
• City College of San Francisco
• Coastline Community College
• College of the Canyons
• College of the Desert
• Collin College
• Community College of Denver
• Cosumnes River College
• Cypress College
• De Anza College
• Eastern New Mexico University
• Grossmont College
• Hartnell College
• Imperial Valley College
• Los Medanos College
• Las Positas College
• Long Beach City College
• Merritt College
• MiraCosta College
• Monterey Peninsula College
• Moreno Valley College
• Mt. San Antonio College
• Mt. San Jacinto College
• Oxnard College
• Palomar College
• Riverside City College
• Sacramento City College
• San Bernardino Valley College
• San Diego City College
• Sierra College
• Southwestern College
• Tarrant College
• Tulsa College
• West Los Angeles College