United States University

USU was established in 1997 as InterAmerican College by Reymundo and Maria Marin,[1] as a non-benefit school adapted to offer settlers some assistance with transferring degrees. By 2008 WASC report on InterAmerican College, the range of which the school was already found (National City) was once viewed as the thirteenth most ruined city in the nation[2] and one of the introductory objectives of the school was to serve the requirements of instructed foreigners. Remote school transcripts would be assessed by an autonomous board that would evaluate course work and give the understudy kudos for up to three years of school course work. There would then be one-month courses on weeknights and weekends to finish any remaining prerequisites for an American degree.[3] This early concentrate on migrant training earned positive press, for example, a 1999 Associated Press article[3] and a 2002 San Diego Union Tribune article.[4]

In its initial eight years InterAmerican College was at first committed to instructing future bilingual instructors. The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing allowed the establishment the beginning accreditation and endorsed the liberal studies program and in addition the various and single subject certification programs. The United States University nursing program has expanded in fame in contrast with the furthermore offered educating programs.[5]

In 2010, the foundation changed its name to United States University to mirror the new status of University conceded to the school. This name change was started by the new administration group which took the reins in mid 2010. Dr. Yoram Neumann, beforehand the VP for scholastic undertakings at California State University Dominguez Hills and the President, CEO, and author of TUI University, was designated president of USU.[6] Three years after the fact, the college settled a common suit brought by the central government affirming extortion identified with money related guide charges. A neighborhood news outlet portrayed the case as abnormal as it brought about criminal allegations against the individual included - the chief of monetary guide who pled liable - and common charges against the university.[7][8]

Amid its June 18, 2014 meeting, the Structural Change Committee of the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) allowed United States University (USU) endorsement for a change of proprietorship from Educacion Significativa, LLC, to Linden, LLC. [9]