Southern New Hampshire UniversityReviews of snhu.edu

While attending this college I was told it was an inclusive college, and everybody would be accepted.. apparently, a patriotic veteran is not ! More than one occasion with more than one class, my homework that was turned in was an F on every assignment. I received A’s and B’s on every test.. The professor did not like or agree with my viewpoint therefore he just gave me f’s stay away from this college

I was hired to “teach” for this diploma mill organization. The training clearly revealed to me that the administration hires experts as instructors to facilitate or manage the course and to satisfy federal aid requirements. However, these “instructors” and “professors” are not allowed to develop their course syllabus, discussion questions, or to lecture, including no taped lectures. SNHU’s idea of student engagement is requiring instructors to respond to posts made by students on the discussion board, but students are not required to respond to instructors. Additionally, they are required to grade papers of students even though no real discussion on the topic has ever occurred. The environment is not conducive to learning subject matter or developing critical skills necessary to compete in the job market. Students are literally teaching themselves. SNHU’s online program is identical to all the others that charge exorbitant tuition fees for a mediocre experience. These for-profit programs are designed to increase their bottom line not to educate students. Buyer beware.

They say they will take up to 12 credits transferred in. And they mean less than that. They will fight you every step of the way to accrue more money. Every step. I had to fight for 8 credits, and though I demonstrated I had already taken courses elsewhere, passed with a 4.0, I was turned down because credits at my WA university did not match the credit weight SNHU places on their course. I have to retake the same stuff now and go in debt an additional 1900 for nothing.

One of the worst schools I have attended. The teaching is basically you watching YouTube videos. Financial aid is a disaster every term. And the advisors rarely reach out to you. I am transferring to WGU the end of this term.

I was super excited to attended SNHU I had some experience with them due to a friend trying to attend he went for a few months then decided he wanted to join the military so left but he had only said good things so I tried…. And right now I wish I never did the classes are great and my counselor is super sweet. Where my problem comes in is FAFSA.. my first term my fafsa was given out three weeks late now I’m on the second term and because someone there messed up I’m now having to wait an undetermined amount of time for this term. My Pell grant was applied to last term that was already paid in full and no one knows where my sub and unsub loans are so they can not apply them. Im currently waiting on a supervisor to call me but in the meantime im just supposed to deal with it when this money doesn’t just pay for my schooling it also helps keep me afloat while I am in school. My bills don’t care that someone there messed up and they promise to fix it….. I’m definitely going to be transferring ASAP

I was enrolled in my first term when I experienced a very challenging life changing experience so I did not succeed in my course as well as possible but was led to believe that I would be fine. I was dropped from my second term without notice, I received an email about being on Scholastic Warning but nothing about being dropped. Was still enrolled 2 days before courses started but first day of class I was no longer enrolled. I reached out to see what was going on and obtaining a solution but admissions and counseling did not respond nor help. So now I am in debt for a student loan to a university that I will never return to.

Don't waste your time. Spent almost a year there just to get into financial aid debacle. The courses are pretty good but the mental celibates in the financial aid will put you back in kindergarten. I'm going to transfer to Phoenix online.

If you have a full time job, a life outside of said job and school, and are prone to everyday life things going wrong for you. Then, ABSOLUTELY, do not apply for or attend this college. Your advisor will lie to you about policies and procedures when things in life decide to get in the way, then you'll be told something completely different 6 months later and the school will not take any ownership of this. All they want is your money. The course content is very minimal at best, you'll be paying thousands to watch YouTube videos that aren't even created by or in relation with the school. AKA you could have just watched them yourself for free. I often would do things above what was expected/being discussed in my courses and be told that I need to follow exactly what the assignment says. They have their courses laid out, and are very binary in what is an acceptable submission for an assignment.