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Prior to coming here, I was in a traditional four-year state school in person. The cost were getting to be too much and I was watching my debt rise. I looked into alternative options so that I could work full-time while going to school and not pay as much money. The bottom line is that unless you went to a very prestigious college employers do not care where you got your degree as long as you have it, I learned skills through the two years that I went to the school and graduated from with a bachelors... Read More in business administration with a focus in small business management that I use on a daily basis. The structure is great and it鈥檚 very helpful if you work full-time or have caretaking responsibilities, I would highly recommend it.

Southern New Hampshire University is the best online school I've ever attended. My student advisor checks in on a regular basis to ensure I am doing well and to answer any questions that I may have. The financial aid department has been exceptionally helpful and are very quick to get back to me even during busy times (term start and refund times). For the most part the instructors are helpful and easy to reach if needed. Overall, I have enjoyed my time with SNHU and am looking forward to continuing... Read More my education to the graduate level.

I really liked SNHU, but the connections to graduate education - required for my field - are sorely lacking. SNHU relies primarily on adjunct professors, and getting in contact with them to begin grad school preparations is difficult, if not impossible. In addition, the career development resources available after education are nonexistent. My options are in essence to go back to school for something I鈥檓 uninterested in or sail off on my own. I鈥檓 still determined to go to graduate school, but my... Read More course is far from easy!

I attended Southern New Hampshire online for free through the Guild program at Walmart. I applied with a previous 60 credit hours from my local community college. I attended for a year taking around 4 classes a semester. The classes were very easy and my classmates posts seemed very AI generated. All the homework the professors gave us were able to be found online. I would say overall the professor responded in a timely manner, and the advisors were helpful. Learning wise the education was not very... Read More good and I feel like unless I had previous experience in the career field, I would not make a very good accountant right now.

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.