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I completed three semesters there while I was in school and thought the schooling was ok but honestly didn't really learn much other than how to write 15 page papers. I was doing my master in finance and was doing really well in my classes. The classes seemed hard but really all it was is writing long papers. I unfortunately had some serious health problems that happened to me and was no longer able to continue with school. I am now dealing with paying for the tuition costs and what they failed to... Read More tell me is that the cost is more than double what I was told. I specifically talked to someone who told me that the cost of my program would be around 22000 which I found to be pretty reasonable. I enrolled thinking this and now they are trying to charge me 15000 for the few semesters I took there.
I submitted a claim to them but they are making it difficult to figure things out. Now on top of all my medical problems that I am having I also have to deal with shu sending me to collections even though I'm trying to dispute the claim. They have caused a lot of stress on top of the already stressful time and have truly helped in making one of the hardest years of my life even more difficult. Im sharing this to warn others of the tuition costs and the course work. It really is not worth the money that they are asking especially at the price that I wasn't told but just handed.

Everything about my experience with SNHU was fantastic. The classes were challenging but manageable, the teachers were responsive, the online setting allowed me flexibility to continue working while I completed my degree.
While the grading process was stringent, the professor is still allowed flexibility for emergencies. The only issue I faced while attending, was with connectivity and occasional technical issues with the online platform. However, the instructors were aware of these problems and... Read More allowed for recent submission as long as they were notified in a timely manner.
The academic counselors were fantastic and worked with me to ensure I was on track through the entire process.
I would highly recommend this school and their programs for people who have busy lives and still want to continue their education.

The classes were generally not super difficult but it does require a ton of work from you since it is online. You get your syllabus in the beginning of the term and, depending on your professor, will pretty much have to keep up with your work and modules with only minimum announcements at the beginning of the week. I personally enjoyed this as it gave me a sense of independence and responsibility but if you struggle with these things, it will be a hard time for you. Overall did enjoy and would recommend... Read More though!

As an Audhd individual who dropped out of public high school and graduated through an online program, Southern New Hampshire University鈥檚 online courses were a great fit for me and my higher education. Studying remotely with SNHU accommodated my needs and learning style, while offering a great variety of courses specific to my major. I have only good memories of the online instructors, student aid/support, and the structure of the virtual classrooms themselves. SNHU made college a less daunting experience... Read More for a late bloomer such as myself; I appreciated it so much that my family and I took a road trip to the physical campus after I graduated. I still wear the sweatshirt that I picked up from the student store to this day.

I enrolled at SNHU when my son entered high school. After being a computer geek for most of my life and a stay-at-home mom, I wanted to do something for myself. I loved it at first. But that changed. I quickly learned that there is little to no support. At least for my subject. No peer-to-peer tutors at all, and if there are, most don't have a clue what you're doing, or it is outside of their expertise. I have had a few that were great. But that was before I got into much more difficult courses.... Read More What is the point of being a tutor? Drop-in tutoring is also a joke. Don't even get me started on that. I have had a handful of awesome professors. But the majority just seem like they are there to collect a paycheck. Unless you have a hands-on professor, you ARE teaching yourself. I feel like I have wasted over 4 years on this, only because I go part-time, but I have not transferred. Wish I would've have. Trust me. Look elsewhere. You might thank me later.

Where 95% of the teachers were great and the resources I had at my fingertips were vast, I couldn't help but feeling a bit disconnected from the other students and the staff. The only real impressionable two people was a guy in my writing class who was just learning English (and it was so good to see him thrive even better than the native speakers in the class) and my advisor. She was amazing and helped with anything that I needed and understood my wants and needs. Unfortunately she moved to another... Read More job before I graduated.

This is not a school. This is a diploma mill. They take your money, check off a box, and send you on your way. I am so thoroughly disgusted with my experience and how this institution is run. They have so little regard for their students' intelligence that they don't even trust you to register for your own courses- you have to have an advisor register for you. That also means that if you can't reach anyone to register for you quick enough, you will miss out on the courses you actually want. And speaking... Read More of advisors- forget about any privacy or actual advising. What they do not disclose to you is that emails are accessed by whomever happens to be on duty that afternoon. They claim this is to your benefit so you can receive a quicker reply. What this means is that you are constantly getting different points of view and conflicting information from people who are not familiar with your situation. The majority of the instructors I have had have been disengaged, nonreponsive, and relied on AI for discussion responses. "Discussions" are a joke. Everyone is required to make one submission and submit two responses- which are all the same because pretty much everyone uses ChatGPT. If you are looking to actually receive an education and benefit from real teaching, this is 100% not the school for you.

I graduated with my bachelor's degree earlier this year and have just recently started on m master's degree. I do enjoy my school and appreciate the flexibility that it allows. I work full-time and am a single mother of three, so flexibility is a must. The quality of the teachers can vary, as I have had some that were amazing and others who I could not even tell were there. The education is mostly self-taught. They give you the basic information, but if you want to truly learn the material, you have... Read More to do the research yourself. The flexibility allows me to continue my education, without hindering my ability to care for my family, and I do recommend SNHU for those who need the same. However, if flexibility is not a must, I would likely say to go somewhere else that has live classes or an in-person environment to get the most out of your education.

DO NOT ATTEND THIS SCHOOL IF YOU ARE FINANCIAL AID RECIPIENT.

SNHU has an awful Financial Aid Department and there's a strong likelihood that any random student can be 鈥渇lagged鈥� for 鈥淪econdary Verification鈥�. When this happens it will be the death of your enrollment there. This will also mean you will not receive your Aid Package disbursement and will be dropped from your classes without appeal mid-term. Your aid will be canceled and then you'll be billed for your tuition.

My experience was as follows:... Read More I started my enrollment process at SNHU in July 2025 for the term starting in September. At no point did they request or offer the opportunity for me to submit my proof of Identity. Both FASFA and BM Technologies (SNHU's bank) asked for ID right away. I supplied it to these two agencies and both of them verified my Identity. FASFA cleared me to receive over $7,000 in Aid for the remainder of the year. BM Technologies also verified my Identity and opened my disbursement account. This represents the agency that gives the money and the agency that disburses it. SNHU is just the school that takes a cut.

After spending months of sometimes daily sometimes weekly contact with SNHU's admissions department I started school on Monday, September 1st. Then on Friday, September 5th I received an email saying I had been selected for 鈥淪econdary ID Verification鈥�,(they never conducted a first one). They wanted photos front and back of my ID and proof of live subject via video. This email was sent on September 5th, it came with a deadline of SEPTEMBER 5TH. Yes, the deadline was the same day they sent it out. I met this deadline and submitted all requested docs through SNHU's own third party provider's portal, with proof of live subject.

The ID provided was a brand new government issued ID, issued two months earlier and is fully compliant with all the new Federal TSA and Homeland Security protocols. A REALID Gold Star ID. I provided full facial recognition scan as well.

I subsequently submitted/uploaded a copy of my Birth certificate front and back, 3 different bank cards front and back in my name, and a second ancillary form of photo ID (photo ID badge from work)

I complained about making a request on the same day as the deadline. I called in as well. Got smart Alec responses and no reply dead-end emails back.

SNHU put all my Aid on hold while 鈥減rocessing鈥� my ID submission. Their provider, 鈥淧ersona鈥� said 3 to 5 business days. SNHU said they needed 7 to 10 business days. This time frame caused a delay in my funding as it was placed 鈥渙n hold鈥�.

After 10 business had expired and my Aid not being disbursed I called and emailed complaints. I had been attending classes and maintaining a grade average in excess of 96 percent in all my classes.

Despite all this, and 100 percent of the problem being SNHU's, I was dropped the day after my complaint about them taking longer than their own set time limit. I said, 鈥淚f I'm late on an assignment my grades suffer. Why are you allowed to be late if im not鈥�

The following day I received an email saying I'd been dropped from class because ,鈥漇NHU was unable to verify my Identity within the allotted 10 day time frame.鈥� Their time frame, their failure, their negligence, their incompetence, BUT MY LOSS, MY PUNISHMENT, MY AID HIJACKED. I'd been dropped from class mid-term and my FASFA money withheld.

They then had the nerve to bill me and tell me I owed then 6000 dollars even though I was approved for an Aid package from FASFA, but SNHU wasn't going to let me have it because they wouldn't accept my state of the art brand new State Issued ID, and abundant additional proofs, having met an exceeded 100% of their own submission requirements without them making any request whatsoever for additional verification. Just summarily dropped without legitimate justification or recourse.

I've filed a complaint with the Department of Education and the BBB. It's still an open case.

SNHU cost me months of time and hard work, followed by loss of my Financial Aid. This set me back four to six months on my education and destroyed many plans I had made while building my life around my attendance and expectation of cash disbursements to defray expenses I had incurred in so doing. I had to break promises made, looked like a liar and a fool to all my friends and family, and am experiencing mental pain and suffering as a result of SNHU's inexcusable, unprofessional and possibly criminal mistreatment of me.

If you expect to be treated well with professionalism and have hopes of receiving cash credits back as part of financing your education with FASFA funding DO NOT CHOOSE Southern New Hampshire University.

There are a few things I wish I had known. 1. they advertise that they take into consideration your job experience. Having been a bookkeeper/accountant for 15 years, I thought I would not have to take any sort of internship. I was wrong. However, since I work full time, an internship is not doable, so instead, they have you shell out another $1,000 and 2 months for an "experiential learning" class. 2. The professors in my degree (accounting) did not teach. They proctored. They graded. I never (not... Read More once) had a professor teach me. No videos, no zooms, nothing. They give you a book and if you have questions, you can either email the professor or go to tutoring. If you learn by doing or seeing, you're at a disadvantage. 3. I graduated with a 3.963, however, in order to receive Latin honors, I had to have 60 credits. I had 54. In order to save money, I took 9 credits through Sophia Learning. Nice they don't mention that. All in all, if I had to do it again, I wouldn't.

I would not recommend using SNHU Online to further your studies. As an older individual attending classes, I had a 4.0. That was until one lecturer accused me of utilizing artificial intelligence. My work was "too well-written", which in her mind was a criminal offense. I'm in my forties and can write quite well. She did not even read the paper I produced, which took me three days to complete after extensive editing and revising. My paper was identical to the work I had submitted throughout the semester.... Read More She slandered my name and character. I attempted to fight it, but SNHU refused to budge. I later discovered that she had accused several other students of doing the same thing. I dropped out of university and am now enrolled in another online school that does not accuse me of utilizing artificial intelligence. If you are considering enrolling in SNHU, save your time and money and don't.

I'm not sure how people are saying that they have so many problems, my experience was great. I did notice the reviews appear to be the same for several colleges here. My advisor was helpful, tracked my progress, worked with me through any issues. Financial Aid did take time, but I got answers every time I contacted them. The courses are updated regularly and student feedback used to adjust, particularly recently a challenging (BUS 225) and heavy workload class was changed to lessen the amount of... Read More work because so many students had a hard time with it. SO they listen to feedback. I never experienced a lack of contact from my advisor or financial aid. I was able to get my Bachelor's and they even helped me save money by informing me about Sophia and Study.com which both have classes you can take to expedite the whole process especially with the core classes. I work 60-80 hours a week and I was able to fit this in when I had time. I enjoyed the process and I am happy that I took the leap.