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Shunte Harrison, a Louisiana resident and SNHU graduate, wearing her cap and gown and holding her diploma.

Living in Louisiana? Earn Your Degree Online

Join more than 4,000 students and graduates from Louisiana who chose Southern New Hampshire University to earn their degrees and positively transform their lives.

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4k students and graduates
in Louisiana

25+

Accredited and nonprofit with
25+ years of online expertise

200+ online programs

200+ career-focused
online degrees

Discover the Value of an SNHU Degree

SAT/ACT Not Required

These standardized tests aren’t the best predictors of your future success in college, so we don’t require them.

24/7 Student Support

Looking for the flexibility to study – and reach out for help – anytime? Tech support and drop-in tutoring are available 24/7.

Accredited

SNHU is accredited by NECHE, which means we meet certain standards of academic quality and are set up to help students succeed.

Save Even More with Partnerships

SNHU has partnered with employers and community colleges nationwide with the goal of providing even more affordable online degrees to students like you.

You can check whether your employer has already partnered with us.

Your Service Deserves Our Support

We know Louisiana has a long and honored military community and we’ve been a proud military supporter since World War II. In addition to low online tuition, no set class times and some of the best support in higher education, active-duty U.S. service members and their spouses, National Guard and Selected Reserve can qualify for tuition discounts of up to 30%. We also accept military tuition assistance, Veteran Affairs (VA) education benefits and Military Spouse Career Advancement Account (MyCAA) scholarships for spouses.

 Louisiana resident and SNHU student Joan Garner.

Meet Some Fellow SNHU Louisiana Residents

Joan Garner, daughter of late civil rights pioneer John Burrell Garner, is earning a master's degree in English and creative writing at SNHU while writing a book about her family's legacy — including the Garner v. Louisiana Supreme Court case.

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