Let's Make It Official
Congratulations! Your acceptance to Southern New Hampshire University puts you on the path to the college experience you’ve been dreaming of, and we can’t wait to have you join our campus community.
Still making a final decision about attending SNHU? Register to visit campus and experience SNHU for yourself.
Pay Your Deposit and Secure Your Spot
If you’ve made your decision and you're ready to commit to SNHU, it’s time to submit your enrollment deposit!
For all other questions or concerns, please contact Campus Admission at admission@snhu.edu or 603.645.9611.
What’s next?
After submitting your deposit, you’ll receive an email with helpful resources and next steps.
Can’t wait to get started? Below is a list of things you can do now to get ready for SNHU.
Step 1: Access your mySNHU Account & Student Email
The mySNHU student portal is your virtual gateway to all things SNHU, including your SNHU email account, financial aid offer, our academic portal called Brightspace and our bill payment system. Shortly after being accepted your login credentials were emailed to you and access to select mySNHU pages was granted to ensure you could view your financial aid award.
Once you submit your enrollment deposit full access to mySNHU will become available. The first time you log in to your mySNHU account, click on ‘use this link to create/reset your password’ and follow the prompts to create your personal SNHU password. If you have problems logging into your account, you can contact the SNHU Help Desk by calling 1.855.877.9919. For help with your credentials, reach out to the Campus Admission office at 603.645.9611.
Get in the habit of checking your SNHU email account regularly so you don’t miss any important info. On the mySNHU home page, click on the ‘SNHU webmail’ link to access your inbox. Academic advising and residence life will use your SNHU email to connect with you about your class schedule and campus housing assignment. You’ll also receive an email about registering for orientation.
Step 2: Review your Financial Aid Award & Understand your Bill
Our goal at Student Financial Services is to make the financial aid process as easy as possible. We partner with you and your supporters to identify, educate and offer the best financial resources available.
Your financial aid offer is determined by the information you and your family provided on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You can view your financial aid offer by logging into the mySNHU student portal. A financial aid award may consist of:
- Scholarships or grants (do not need to be repaid)
- Federal student loans (must be repaid)
- Federal work-study (must be earned)
To accept an offered Federal Direct Student Loan, you will need to complete entrance loan counseling and sign a Direct Loan Master Promissory Note, both of which can be done online at studentaid.gov. If you have not yet applied for federal financial aid, please do so by visiting fafsa.gov. SNHU’s school code is 002580.
Upon reviewing your financial aid offer, you may decide to reduce or decline your federal student loans. Please complete an award change request form to reduce or decline these loans.
To learn more about payment options, contact our office. We can guide you on how to pay your bill and/or enroll in a payment arrangement within your student portal.
Note these important dates: Tuition statements will become available on July 9, 2024 (Fall 2024 semester). Payment arrangements for your full first semester tuition balance are due in full by Aug. 9, 2024 (Fall 2024 semester).
Phone: 603.645.9640
Email: sfscampus@snhu.edu
Select Your Refund Preference Via BankMobile Disbursements:
If you have a surplus in your financial aid or from payments made to your student account, you may be due a refund. Our school delivers your refund with BankMobile Disbursements, a technology solution, powered by BMTX, Inc. . For more information, visit the BankMobile Disbursements Refund Choices page.
Please note: Some Direct Parent PLUS Loans and credit card payments are not eligible for refunds through BankMobile Disbursements.
Complete Your Health Insurance Waiver
All SNHU students are required to have health insurance. If you do not have coverage, you will be automatically enrolled in a plan through the university and will be billed annually for this charge. If you have private health insurance, you must complete a health insurance waiver form by Aug. 9, 2024 (Fall 2024 semester). The form can be obtained online through the mySNHU student portal and must be completed annually. For questions, call 603.645.9640 or email sfscampus@snhu.edu.
Step 3: Complete your Medical Record Requirements
The Wellness Center is licensed by the State of New Hampshire as an Educational Health Facility and is here to provide medical and mental health care for campus students.
As a way to provide the best care possible and ensure the health and safety of the campus community, all residential students, full-time undergraduate campus students, international students, and full-time graduate campus students taking classes on the Manchester campus must provide the following medical record requirements prior to the start of classes on campus.
For the Fall ’24 semester, all requirements are due as soon as possible.
- Health history form (including consent for treatment while on campus)
- Accurate immunization records
- Tuberculosis screen and any needed tuberculosis test results
- Physical exam report (required for all athletes within 6 months of term start, optional for all others)
You can submit your Medical Requirements by completing the following steps:
- Log in to my.snhu.edu
- Scroll to the bottom of the home page and click on Patient Portal/Medical Records under the Wellness heading
- Complete all forms under Required Forms, including the SNHU Medical Record Form
- Click the Upload tab and submit your documentation
Immunization Requirements:
All residential students, all full-time undergraduate students, all international students and all full-time graduate day students taking classes on the Manchester campus must provide complete and accurate immunization records. Students are required to provide proof of immunization against measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis, hepatitis b, meningitis and varicella. When appropriate, titers demonstrating immunity will be accepted.
Please contact the SNHU Wellness Center with additional questions:
SNHU Wellness Center
Student Center
2500 North River Road
Manchester, NH 03106
Phone: 603.645.9679
Fax: 603.645.9711
Email: wellness@snhu.edu
Get in Touch
Got questions? We have answers. You can reach out to your admission counselor anytime at admission@snhu.edu or 603.645.9611.
Congratulations again, and welcome to SNHU! We think you’re going to love it here.