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Southern New Hampshire University Review | Any Good for Busy Adults?
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2022
- Is Southern New Hampshire University a good school for you? Tens of thousands of people go there, but that doesn't mean a school is perfect. In this review, we're going to figure out exactly what the deal is with SNHU so you can make an informed decision about going there.
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Hi Dr. Stumme - Thank you for the love! Also thank you for the feedback. We will pass along your points about financial aid, irrelevant courses, and teaching methods to the appropriate teams here at SNHU. We really appreciate it!
Thanks! And you're welcome. I appreciate that you guys are always so student-focused and focused on improving what you offer.
@@CollegeHacked I'm currently eyeing their Data Analytics program, however I am trying to hack whatever I go for if even possible with aid, as well as attempt to pay for everything with aid. I need at least 1K to come back to pocket so I can pay for the down payment on the Data Analyst mentorship program I found. I'm also hoping to use the time I have to accelerate however I can yet time is the only commodity I'm currently afforded. I'm basically an unemployed stay at home Dad rn so outside of aid, grants, scholarships I can't pay. Is there a way to hack something more substantial than the Google/Coursera cert. while still using aid?
@@sciji3118 harder to hack certificates, but you can definitely hack SNHU while using aid. At the same time, almost none of my clients end up using aid because of how cheap the degrees end up being.
@@CollegeHacked So after binging on your content more throughout the day I'd like to ask some questions, I'm gonna sign up for any and everything on ur site that I can, so long as it's costless. I appreciate what you're doing so so much btw you're very needed and I hope it feels as altruistic as it appears.
@@sciji3118 Happy to help! My newsletter (in the description) is my other free offering besides this channel. :)
I graduated from SNHU last month with a BA in Human Services. I had a wonderful experience there. Now I am moving on to their graduate program. Nothing bad to say about SNHU!
How long you took to graduate your BA?
@@ishady27 It took me less than two years. April 2019-November 2020.
@@jeromevet1 thanks for the fast respond, how could you graduate BA in under 2 years? Do you have college credit before to transfer? And then perhaps you took CLEP? Appreciate the answer 🙏
@@ishady27 Yes. I spent years going to community college pursuing different career paths. I already had over 60 units and an associate's degree by the time I got to SNHU. I know this thread is about SNHU, but I strongly recommend community college in order to get many of those undergrad units.
@@jeromevet1 I understand now, thank you for your nice respond. I hope you have a good future and fortune. 🙏
I'm currently a graduate student at SNHU and I went to college in NH for undergrad as well. They have a brick and mortar campus that I remember visiting in undergraduate, and they've made it accessible for someone like me who is going back to school in their late 30s by having an online program. I'm personally glad I chose SNHU for graduate school and plan on moving forward to a PhD. program after (hopefully). It's a wonderful school.
What did you major
Can you please let me know how the classes are online? Can I complete as much courses with no limitations?
@@dfaro8453 The recommended case load in undergrad is two classes per term, two terms per semester. There aren't too many breaks. You go straight from one term to another. I never took more than three classes in a term.
I hope that answers your question.
@@jeromevet1 thanks for your reply. I decided to attend WGU. I am taking 4 classes per term and it’s all self pace. Due to my schedule as a trucker, I preferred the self pace online colleges.
I am currently working and enrolled at this university; I love this school; I go for information technology, the professor is always there for me, my adviser is always there for me, and Walmart is paying for everything; I recommend this university to any working adult.
Same (: , going to graduate next year
I am thinking about enrolling in their MS information technology - healthcare informatics program. How was the program for you?
@@cindynolasco8709 it is great I love I will be done in December 2024, you should go for it
How do it go for you @lilcurtie with finding a career after? What was your concentration?
I completed an online graduate degree with SNHU and found challenging yet very rewarding, as I'd want. I now have worked there as an online instructor for about five years and really have no regrets. I know remote is not for everyone, but I hear the campus is nice and offers many programs through the traditional method of teaching. I also hear New Hampshire is very cold this time of year. But I do want to visit the campus one day to check it out.
I’m just finished my first year and I like SNHU. The way the courses are taught works well for this 48 year old who understands “the grind”. They don’t hold your hand and the classes can be legitimately challenging.
I will be 49 on the 19th an iam a freshman starting on the 28th
@@ChefCookHellFire It’s SO worth it. I just landed an entry level Accounting job, my major, and am about a “full-time” year from my diploma. The “kids” don’t want to do it? I will.
good to know! Starting my forensic accounting degree next week at 49! ( I am already in a fraud analyst position but want to move up in my career :) )
Update
I completed my associate degree in Science Criminal Justice I got up to 108 credits I'm satisfied with that good hack and B- Gpa I have continued education credits under my belt as well. I won't transfer credit I'm satisfied with snhu!
I was looking at schools and SNHU met my criteria for a campus, non-profit, accredited, and a robust online class structure. The academic and onboarding process was painless and I love my advisors. I found the teachers approachable and really helpful, they wanted to see me succeed.
58 year old autistic male here. Just started SNHU online - and so far the experience has been excellent. I have found the whole team to be supportive and the classroom assignments challenging. I'm glad I chose SNHU. The only negative is that I cant get a hard copy book for my classes.
Glad you’re having a good experience!
I agree that the lack of a physical book is an issue. But I can't say that the @SNHU experience is good for autistic students due to their speech codes. I haven't even started my first class yet, I disagreed with their student conduct code saying it is unacceptable and how. As a paralegal who earned a scotus blog petition of the day, and have out performed top attorneys, they should be thanking me. Instead they proceed to file a disciplinary action against me. They say a legal brief caused a disruption in a university function. This is a really terrible university-especially for people on the spectrum.
Your videos have inspired me to go back to school. I really feel like it's something I can achieve while working full time.
For sure! You've got this!
I just registered to SNHU first term, their $320 tuition per credit hour is really worth it. They have very active and excited academic councellor. Then you can draft your work before submitting for unlimited times, then they have 24/7 tutoring for unlimited times too. If you take online tutoring such as wyzant, they will easily charged $40-50 per hour. Then you have academic coach, peer coaching, and plenty of webinar too. So I conclude their tuition already the cheapest per credit hour; plus all of their academic support, then SNHU (private, bigger institution) is one of the best hackable college, besides UMPI (public, smaller one). I registered to both to test them out.
A recent graduate of SNHU! Best investment I have ever made.
Nice!
How long it took to graduation?
@@ishady27 It took me a year and a half to complete it since I have 75 credits transferred from the community college I attended to. Hope this helps! 😊
@@sarenamorse3259 that's very helpful, thank you for your valuable info
How has your job hunting experience been with a degree from SNHU? Finding it difficult to get a job?
I am a senior at SNHU and I have had a wonderful experience. My last class ends in December I will have my Bachelors in General Studies with a concernation in Psychology i have really enjoyed the program class of 2024
Way to go! 😄
Actually I have two more terms before I'm done. I was shocked and excited ☺️
@@kendrajackson9725okay how long will it take to get your BA.
@@viperrr6886 I transferred in and went to the part-time so a little over two years I finished in December and my conferred. date was Jan 1, 2024
I’m considering going here for my computer science degree I am very much so a person that learns better with human contact but diversity is the key I guess thank you so much for your video and help me make a very big choice of my life
How are you liking the program so far? Almost done?
I graduate with my associates degree in June and then will be transferring to SNHU to complete my bachelors program! Just hoping most of my credits will transfer. Super excited about it!!
I transferred and will graduate in a year exactly. I took Sophia courses to finish faster.
They take up to 90 credits! I just enrolled.
@@2livelovelaughalot So how long will it take to pass the course with your 90 credits?
@@trusttruth9916 I have 9 more courses to go. 8 week compressed each. 2024/25.
Update
I just got accepted into SNHU and taking Sophia courses now to fill in those free electives and some classes I can’t transfer over… the admission counselor is amazing and supportive! Can’t wait to start in October
We heard they changed their Sophia policy 😅
@@CollegeHackedchanged it how??
@@meg_swag2406 Turns out they didn't, they just updated their general education courses and did a supremely bad job conveying accurate messaging to prospective students (and us when we called) so we all THOUGHT it had changed. :)
Great video, non bias, helpful and straight to the point!
1. Private, 2. Not for profit, 3. Accredited: NECHE, 4. affordable, 5. Physical Campus. I graduated last month (June 2024) with a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences. Great experience and would recommend it.
Awesome!!
Ill be pretty honest You guys... It's pretty hard. They don't cut córners.. not Even in the freshman newbie Classes... Every assignment feels as clean as a final project. And they take those dam points off for real... Theres no half assing here if You wanna do S-n-h-u.
It's not that it's hard in the sense of material... I mean that it's hard in the sense of perfectionism.
It's a good thing... I just want people to come in with the correct mindset..
Thanks for the perspective.
I'm glad to hear that they got a good review. I want to go here and then go back to in person college for my masters
Great video! I know they are well respected in comparison to other online colleges.
It's a tier 3 school. Not well respected
I love my school. Going into my sophomore year in 2024 and this school is amazing.
I actually don't agree with what you said about the teaching method. Each week they are assigned task, discussions for the current topic and responses that are graded. Yes it's different from in person but for busy people with lives, chit chatting with classmates might not be a thing. I also find course instructors are very responsive, but I think some work can be done on an interactive platform.
Just finished (literaly, JUST!) my undergraduate degree last week at SNHU and loved the experience. Keep one thing in mind: if you need baby sitting, online is not for you! Yes, online, you are pretty much on your own BUT !!! There's plenty of material, resources and human help if you need it...but the heavy lifting has to be done by you. Yes, once you finish your first class, you pretty much mastered the format...all classes follow the same structure, just different topics. Warning: "Online" doesn't mean free ride! It means a lot of work, reading and researching by yourself (with the always helping online hand of your Instructor...If you work and are well structured, this college is superb in any way possible! I took 3 Science classes that did nothing to do with my cxComputing Science degree, but you'd get the same "strange" classes attending to other school)...I guess they try to give you some rest from too technical classes. 9 out of 10 my recommendation!
Idk why people seem to have this funky idea of online schooling as "oh I can just sit in bed and put in sub par effort on easy assignments and pass no problem!" If anything, I believe it's significantly harder as less people have the self motivation and drive at home to stay on top of their work. And the course material proves to actually be quite difficult at times.
@@apolloollopa1653 sooooo very true: Math classes, mobile development (I'm a seasoned developer) cryptography, Internet Security and Network...they kicked my ass and in some I had a C-...a lot of reading and doing in a simulation lab.
Online is harder because you don't have any help or support from the school. The professors expect you to do your work and not ask any questions. If you email them with questions they never respond. You are 100 percent on your own.
Thank you for making this video!!!!! ❤ so so so so helpful
Thank you for your review. You really help me make a decision.
i go to snhu and walmart pays for it. those guys are going to make me rich
Wait min why they pay
@@ygbodybuilder3023 it's called a benefit. It is a program they have. Amazon has it. McDonald's has one, Sheetz. And probably more.
The classes at SNHU are pretty low quality. If you just want a piece of paper, it's certainly a low cost way to get you there. However, if you want to actually learn, you're better off with one of the state schools online programs; at least at the state schools you're getting the same professors and curriculum as the on-campus students (not the case with SNHU).
This is probably the drawback to having 170,000 students 🫣
@@CollegeHacked Probably -- ASU has something like 64k in their online program and it's way better (but also more expensive).
Has Anyone Ever Transfered Frome SNHU To Another University? If So Can You Tell Me About The Process
I love SHNU I am going there right now the professors are extremely great and my advisor she the best and all the advisor they care and they will give you a called. Once you like one advisor they work with you to the end of time for your degree.
Glad you’re loving your experience there!
One of the best colleges for the military: Im in the army and after basic and ait training I just got awarded more than 25 college credits with all my transfer credits I got 90 credits transfer even though I have more than 90 credits but I do have to take 10 classes which is the 30 credit minimum and snhu offers the FYE-101 First Year Experience course for free so I'm basically paying for 9 classes which is all paid by the army. I'm paying literally 0 dollars for my bachelor's because before the army I had FAFSA which paid for my courses. I'm getting BA in general studies. IF anyone needs any help or have any questions how I did it let me know would be happy to help.!
❤that's dope
Were there zero examson your course? and with the ten classes you had to do, how quickly can you do them,? thanks in advance
AMAZING 🤩🤩
@@trusttruth9916 Im getting my bachelors in 16 days it took me 6 months while active duty army
Congratulations! I'm happy for you I will have to try but I can't even get my transcripts from my school @@macerrad9377
This is so helpful. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
My only complaint has been that I overall agree with this video and that the student experience is mostly good. But I got this one professor online who was involved.... so involved she decided to change the class material, demanded involvement from students that was not part of the rubric, graded based entirely on opinion that did not reflect the rubric, and admitted that she was not at all familiar with the subject matter.
I thought that they left you alone to do the classes? was that not the case?
Lol! That’s a pretty horrific experience. I hope you reported it. Schools that big don’t take course alternations on the fly lightly. That’s generally a fireable offense when the courses are standardized like they are there.
Yep, pretty fuckin standard at that shithole of a school.
Great video and very valuable info. in regards to their mental health counseling master program, would you recommend it better than Liberty university online's?
My guess is that there's very little difference. I'd make my decision based on price or on religious perspective (if that's important to you).
@@CollegeHacked Thanks!
Does Snhu degrees hold up in the real world workforce???
Yes it's accredited
Yep!
I’m back to say that I enrolled and I’ll be starting in May ….. wish me luck 🍀
MUCH LUCK (AND HARD WORK AND FUN)!
Same here! I’ll be staring from may. I’m choosing CIS. I’m so happy for you, ALL the best and good lucks 💯
Keep in mind snhu has partnerships with some community colleges so it could be a much more seem less transition when compared to other state colleges.
Good point! They are a machine with connections everywhere.
I am considering taking a BS in Cybersecurity is paid by Walmart. Is the course work manageable for someone working full time until 8pm?
Very few online bachelor's degrees aren't manageable. I'd give it a shot.
Question: Does snhu have a self pace MBA program like the Excel Track from Purdue Global?. Looking at both schools. I'm leaning towards Snhu for my MBA. Trying to figure out which school would be least expensive
Unfortunately, they don't. They piloted something like that a while ago but dropped it.
Any thoughts on middle Georgia state university? I’m debating SNHU vs MGA but MGA is like $10k for a masters online
Go to MGA. You won't regret it. If you choose snhu you'll regret it
Unfortunately, I don't know much about MGA, but if you want to set up a consultation with me (www.collegehacked.com), I'd be happy to research it.
Any thoughts about a Masters in Forensic psychology online? I did Charter Oak State College and had a great experience. Looking for a better option in the Masters level.
I’m in Canada, looking to take the bachelor of computer science program. I have a diploma in the early childhood education from a well known college here in Ontario Canada. Does anyone have any advice or tips?
I will be submitting my final coursework for the BS in computer science by the end of this month! I do recommend it, be ready to code! Yikes, CS 330 will get you on board. Just take every programming course seriously.
What are your on Columbia Southern University? How legit is their accreditation? This is a big factor for me that I don’t quite understand as far as accreditations
It is regionally accredited, which is important (stay away from schools that are only nationally accredited, like University of the People), but there are better schools :) Mostly because it’s a for-profit. You want a non-profit, as they don’t answer to shareholders financially, so their funds go back into the school and student experience instead of the shareholders pockets.
Im just going to toss this out there, WGU cost me 6k for my bachelors, I did a lot of courses, It's in business, the choices are more limited but WGU was definitely the cheapest option available if all you want is a degree.
I would LOVE to attend WGU! That's the perfect school for me. But they unfortunately don't have psychogy degrees, so here I am looking for another school.
Hi, did you start fresh or transfer any credit? What field of study you went for??
Hi, I’m French and I’m looking for an MBA in music business… I saw that SNHU has one but I’m wondering if it would be relevant for me to take it as I am not American and I don’t really understand what accreditation means. I would like to work overseas including in Asia and would like the degree to be acknowledged there or anywhere
Would you have any info about the relevance of the school for international people or do you know any online college that could provide me the degree I’m looking for (music industry business) ?
Thank you so much 🙏
Honestly, I'd guess that SNHU would be fine, but I can't really say what employers are looking for in China. In general, I think there are few places where a US degree doesn't get the job done.
I’m also looking in this university as well but so far the courses on their program data analytics aren’t really my cup of tea. It’s more heavily on business which I’m so not interested in.
I have checked PUG and might enrol with them as they offer ExcelTrack that can be done at your own pace. I plan to study for max. 14-15months. to graduate. So yeah.. we’ll see
Good plan! That’s the analytics program we would suggest for those wanting CBE :)
I didn't do any Sophia classes because other colleges may not accet them later in life.
Don't worry about later in life! If you graduate now, that's all that matters. Once you have the piece of paper, you're good to go.
Hello! Excellent video. I was checking out your consultation plans. Could I request something a little different. I’m looking for a list of schools that meet my requirements. How can I get in touch? Thank you.
Just end me an email at clifford@highdlx.com, and I'll be happy to chat. :)
Seeing the cost based on your post of 11 months ago, i checked today and it’s $600+/credit hr.😭😭😭
That’s for graduate programs. Undergrad per credit hour cost is currently $330 :)
I may have missed it, but can you get through the courses quickly like you can at WGU?
8-week long classes with weekly deadlines at SNHU.
@@CollegeHacked that’s what makes it difficult for me to go..
@@Dreas_RedpumpsPurdue Global, WGU, and UMPI are all no-deadlines programs!
Hello! If I need to cancel my membership with Sophia learning, do I have the option to go back and continue? Or is it a one and done type of situation where I do whatever I can and once I cancel that’s it? (Finances are currently shaky so what I have this month I may not have next month for the auto renewal so I was wondering how I can make this work). Thank you for your time!
I think you can just go back to it. But I'm not sure. I'd check with them.
Is any veteran here planning to go to SNHU or was in SNHU ? Can you please tell me how is it ?
I'm an Army veteran and I am starting out under their MSc in Project Management and Operations online. My tuition is fully paid with my GI Bill (retroactive induction) because I used my chapter 31 benefits previously and qualified for it.
I have a BSHM (Bachelor's of Science in Hospitality Management) from UNLV.
Vet here. I am currently enrolled at SNHU. The counsellors are very good at helping out the students. The professors are good with this as well,
as they always answer questions within a day.
I am currently active duty and attending the online MBA program using TA. So far everything has been fine.
@@aaronbarton227hello, how are your classes going? Is it hard?
I've been accepted here. I chose Business Administration BS with entrepreneurship concentration. I almost feel like this isn't super beneficial. Im 24, first college attempt. I have an LLC, and Im currently trying to start my second business ( the first one went well but didn't last. ) I'm very knowledgeable with accounting and finance, but no official track records or certification credits (mostly self-taught). I do have a real-estate certification.
Is there anyone here actively running their own businesses while perusing this type of degree? And is or, was it worth it? Should i pursue something else? Any input will help. Great video, by the way and thanks!
First of all, GOOD FOR YOU! That is awesome that you’re learning by doing. Second, this is an excellent question, because you are very right that formal education isn’t always pragmatic 😅 I recommend taking some classes on Study.com, like Small Business Management, and seeing whether the information is helpful to you or not. You have plenty of free elective space in a degree like business, so you could take 5-10 classes before they stop counting toward graduation. :) Give yourself a less expensive and committal trial run to see if it provides enough value to you to justify the ROI. If it doesn’t but you still want to check the box on a degree, you could do something at UMPI for $6k as opposed to the $12k+ SNHU will cost.
I work at Walmart and I found issues with the classes and they don’t like people with some learning disabilities. And I have ASS of science from a local college.
Thanks for the insight!
I couldve applied to other schools and not particularly busy, am I a fool for picking SNHU for an online degree over other schools?
No, SNHU is a good option :) Whether there are better options for you depends on your situation and goals. We offer consultations at collegehacked.com for that.
SNHU is definitely the Walmart of online education
I juat accepted for MBA- STEM cousre , just confused about global ranking , as I have to come back in Middle East where compitition for global rankimgs is high.Can you explain about global ranking.
Global ranking isn’t as big a deal in the US, so we don’t have a great sense of it. But as long as you’re choosing your school and major based on your future goals, then you’ll be ok. :) If the career you want requires a degree from a highly ranked school, then it would be worth it to go that direction.
How fast can we finish the degree?
Around a year from 0 credits to bachelors degree if you have 20 hours a week to give to school.
I was in SNHU but stuff happened and I got the Smith is there a way they can reconsider? I can go back to them. Any advice will help.
Can’t help without knowing more, unfortunately! You can book a session at collegehacked.com 👍🏼
Do they accept international students?
Indeed!
"The K-Mart" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can you get a decent job with a SNHU Computer Science degree?
No matter where you get a Computer Science degree you will have great potential in applying to decent jobs. IT is very in right now, and only projecting to become more successful as a field of work.
I’m trying really hard to pick between SNHU or excel track with Purdue Global. Thoughts?
Very different programs! The ExcelTrack degrees are competency based, so no deadlines and work at your own pace. SNHU holds your hand and mandates how many classes you can take 😋 We are always a bit biased toward competency based education because our top concerns are speed and cost, and motivated people (our awesome clients) tend to lose a lot of time in the structured, weekly deadline delivery model because they want to go faster and can’t.
Thank you for your response. That is my thinking as well. I think I’m going to choose Purdue. Because I am wanting to finish as quickly as I can and don’t want to mess with Sophia or Clebs
I am from Colombia and they are offering me to study remotely at SNHU. Is it viable, safe and legal?
Yes :) Congratulations!
What are your thoughts on Bellevue University?
I don't have any at this point, but after a little research I'm not seeing any serious red flags.
What do you think about SNHU clinical mental health counseling program?
It’s a good program :)
Is SNHU a reliable and trusted school for an MBA program?
Indeed!
Is there a online degree in that college??
You missed the link in the video for the college hacking video. 😝
fixed it! thanks!
Can you do ashworth college I’m looking at both schools
I am considering completing my bachelors (I have an associates from a community college)
Can anyone talk about the experience and how difficult it can be?
It's actually easy. They did literally everything for me even including requesting my transcript
There exams aren't proctored.
I'm currently talking to a college who says they accept CLEP but not Sophia. I asked them why. They told me Sofia is not accredited but CLEP is. Is this true? If so what is the difference in the accreditation. If not is there anything I can do to get them to accept Sophia?
Oh, man! Great question. First off, neither is "accredited" per se in the big sense. They are just tests/courses that colleges can choose to accept or not. It's totally up to them. And honestly if you asked them and they said, "No," there's probably not much you can do except find a better college. :)
To anyone who has experience at this school please answer the following questions:
When you are in a class and may have trouble understanding your subject are the professors willing to extend help as far as zoom, google video, etc?
How are the professors?
From your experience how's testing?
Does it matter how many classes I take at once?
I hope I can answer.
I am currently an SNHU online student and I have nothing but great things to say about this school. If you're having any sort of trouble understanding there is live tutoring and other resources to help and all of my professors have been able to answer my questions in less than 24 hours. I have used all of the resources A LOT and for the first time since being in college and multiple transfers I have a 4.0 thanks to their help.
As far as testing goes I have only had one class so far that has had quizzes no test. The quizzes that I have had are done through the digital textbook and they are not proctored and I am given multiple chances to get the answer right. I have heard that tests are really not done at SNHU but they make up for it with their HEFTY projects.
The way SNHU terms are set up you're only able to take two classes per term. The term lasts eight weeks and there are six terms in a year for undergraduates. This system is much better for me than taking 5 classes over semester and working
In all I can say that I've had the best time at snhu and felt like I have mattered more then I have any of my other traditional universities
What course did you take during your online experience, I plan on taking the same challenge ? 💕💪🏾
@@christinastrader9615 As someone who did high school in full online, this sounds great!
I don’t know why everyone is licking this schools ass. It’s terrible. Atleast for my major.
- they aren’t professors. They are part timers, many do not work in the industry of which you’re interested, they aren’t certified teachers either. I’ve looked at few up on LinkedIn. Depends on who it is, some help and some are just there for the paycheck and it shows. Some will actually grade your work and others will give you a perfect score on everything you turn in.
- my major has zero tests, just projects. I cant speak for all majors.
- I think you can take up to 2 at a time? Not sure. I do 1 because I work full time and have a 4 year old.
Would not recommend this school to anyone.
@@ridewhereverI 100% agree with you. This is my second semester and I thought things would get better following the 1st semester. It’s a joke. After this semester concludes, I’m withdrawing.
Hello, I was contemplating in entering this school for it's online classes and being able to "hack" my degree as I can't afford to take another 4 years in college but am unable to leave my country. Would loved to go to WGU or even TESU but am not sure if it is as international friendly as it is for SNHU. What do you suggest? Thank you so much in advance if you are able to answer~!!
Great question, Zia. As far as I know, TESU and SNHU are both international-friendly. WGU is not. I'd also check out University of Maine at Presque Isle. You can sign up for a consultation with me for helping picking the best college for you: collegehacked.com.
@@CollegeHacked Thank you so much for the response!! I researched UMPI immediately after you mentioned it but unfortunately, they don't have Cybersecurity which is the program I wanted to take in their YourPace section. As someone who only managed to finish the 1st year of college but dropped out on the 2nd due to the pandemic, is LUO or TESU right for me who currently has an HS diploma & a year of college who is from the Philippines? Or should I just take UMPI's IT program instead?
I'm also considering Supply Chain Management from UMPI as you mentioned in your other video in order to hopefully get perhaps a logistician job. Basically looking into programs that would land me a high-paying job in order to help my family. Would love to know which of these is hackable!!
I'm considering booking a consultation once I've done my extensive research on this subject matter as CLEP or any alternative credit & accelerated education/alternative learning is pretty uncommon, more like super rare and never talked about in my country.
@@laezzizi Those are some pretty big questions and would take a fair bit of research on my part, so I'd recommend doing a consultation with me at www.collegehacked.com. But LUO and TESU are both good options for a computer degree. SCM at UMPI is also great, but it kind of sounds like you don't know what you want to do. I wouldn't start doing college courses until you know what you want to do job wise, and that takes some research and experimenting.
@@CollegeHacked Thank you so much for the recommendations!! Indeed I am undecided right now on what to do but I do know I can adapt quickly to a course, as long as it's affordable and be able to get my degree faster!!
@@laezzizi if you can, go to UMPI, they are a public university (state) same as TESU but, they have the highest google review than WGU,TESU, LUO even SNHU.
Is SNHU not recognized Internationally?
Helo sir im from India trying to to take courses through online,,,
Is this University provide only online classes? or anyone can conduct any physical classes also, if they want.
You can attend in class as well.
What abt admission requirements ?
considreing this wanna do a consultation but its a bit steep right now
We run discount codes every so often in our newsletter, maybe watch for one of those? :)
Would anyone have a hard time getting a good paying job with a BS in computer science with SNHU?
No more than normal. :)
Quiero estudiar psicología en linea ? Que tal alguien con experiencia en esta carrera? Porfa
Not sure where you get the course cost info but I pay $990 a course
This video was recorded before tuition prices changed :)
Yep and it used to be 960. Now, our awful education is 30 bucks more.
Does Snhu accept credits from national credited schools, or only from regional credited schools?
I believe they'd assess them, but that they're less likely to accept them.
@@CollegeHacked - I was able to transfer 81 credits and will be starting in May.
@@evelynhobson4662 Awesome!!!
Was it nationally accredited or regionally accredited! @@evelynhobson4662
can you do an update for 2024 ? or if not much changed
Not much has changed! :) But a new video talking about SNHU is coming soon
Anyone for Sept intake ?
40k for a one year program is cheap?
Not sure I understand
Is SHMU competency base?
It is not, they have 8-week long classes with weekly deadlines.
I’m doing pretty good
I want study here but i feel scared if this is fake :S
Not fake :)
I like your clean cut look. 😢
Me too
You do a I spoke with a specialist from SNHU who said they do not give work experience anymore. That was a downer for me.
I think they've simplified that offering. Thankfully they offer some for certifications, and you can test out of so much with them.
Is SNHU competency base university?
No
No they are a tier 3 school, degree mill
They are not. They experimented with it a few years ago and might go back but not presently.
The college was founded as a business school for accounting and secretarial education during the great depression. It expanded over the years. New Hampshire College was the name. When it became a University they changed the name so it did not get confused with the State Flagship college the University of New Hampshire. SNHU it's always been a smaller school even now they are less than 4k students on campus. It's almost two schools in one depending if go on campus or online, depends on what kind of experience you are looking for. Pretty good school love everything about this school. SNHU is like a
A decent State School.
How doesnthis compare to wgu
Very different models of delivery! WGU is competency based education (no deadlines, work at your own pace), SNHU is traditional (weekly deadlines).
@@CollegeHacked hmmm interesting so correct me if wrong but why goes by the term and not the credits so I can take as many classes as I want for a flat rate
@@ygbodybuilder3023 Yes, exactly. WGU is flat rate (pay by time), SNHU is pay by credit hour. :)
community college is not dirt cheap anymore
it is if you're lucky enough to live near one thats cheap. but yeah, not cheap for me either
Yea... now you're in charge of the front line at Burger King....
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For-profit, open-enrollment joke. SNH is the Phoenix U. of today. Degrees are worthless. "Life credits," Ha! So you pay them money for a degree and do almost nothing. Guess what employers think of this joke school....
Thanks for sharing your opinion
SNHU includes leftist indoctrination in some required courses.
I can't speak to the validity of this, but one man's indoctrination may be another man's orthodoxy. Pick a school based on your values and goals.
@@CollegeHacked no matter your political views, a college should not take apolitical subjects and infuse them with any form of indoctrination.
@@CollegeHacked here are two examples. QSO-321 People, Planet, and Profit (sustainability) which is required for business majors. (Update) IDS-105 Cultural Awareness and Online Learning (intercultural fluency) is required for all students.
You shouldn't have to endure political indoctrination to attend college. Most colleges, including SNHU, rely on tax dollars to operate. Taxpayers shouldn't be compelled to finance political indoctrination.
you mean teaching facts in history courses as they occurred in the past???? Hahaha 😝
@@Imetalh no, I mean revising history to support the leftist agenda. Do you want specific examples?
Scam
How so?
@@sharonjo7630 Just another ITT Tech institution.
@@nahdataintit4984 an accredited school.
@@nahdataintit4984 U.S department of education.
Yeah, no. This school is legit.
Lol i dont care if its a wallmart college i need a bachelor's for cybersecurity to work in big firms. I already have my sec + certificaton and almost all required it certification. Need a bachelor's for better pay. Though
😂 Look into WGU!
Are their certificate valid internationally?
Generally, regionally accredited degrees from the US hold weight around the world. Though there are bound to be exceptions :)
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