The National Hispanic University

The National Hispanic University was a postsecondary institution located in San Jose, California. It was established with a mission to serve Hispanic and other underrepresented students in the San Francisco Bay Area. The institution is no longer active, and current enrollment and program data are not available through IPEDS.

During its operation, the university offered undergraduate programs aimed at expanding college access for first-generation and Latino students. It was part of a broader network of minority-serving institutions working to address educational equity in California's Silicon Valley region.

San Jose is the largest city in the Bay Area and a global center for technology and innovation. The National Hispanic University's location in San Jose reflected efforts to connect underserved communities with higher education opportunities in one of the nation's most economically dynamic regions.