American Sentinel at a Glance
American Sentinel University exists to enable our students to achieve their educational and professional goals. Our high quality online degree programs have been designed so that our students can maximize their Return on Learning.
American Sentinel's educational approach is backed by top leaders in higher education in North America. American Sentinel was founded as a Vanderbilt University Technology Company by nationally recognized academic and business leaders including:
- Joe B. Wyatt, Chancellor Emeritus of Vanderbilt University, and
- Dr. Richard W. Oliver, award-winning professor at Vanderbilt University, former VP Marketing for Nortel, and author of several management books.
Fast Facts
- American Sentinel American Sentinel University (American Sentinel) was formed in February of 2006 by combining the educational operations of three existing nationally-accredited (Distance Education and Training Council; DETC) institutions: the American Graduate School of Management (AGSM), Denver, Colorado; Sentinel University (Sentinel), Denver, Colorado; and the American College of Computer and Information Sciences (ACCIS), Birmingham Alabama.
- Accredited by Distance Education & Training Council, Nursing degrees accredited by the Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)
- 1,100+ students
- 1,400 alumni
- 85+ full and adjunct faculty (over 49% with PhDs)
- 35+ academic administrators and staff
- 20+ different degree programs
- American Sentinel University is headquartered in Aurora, Colorado
- Student Satisfaction: average more than 90% across programs