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Living in Rhode Island? Earn Your Degree Online

You can join more than 4,000 current students and graduates from Rhode Island who have chosen Southern New Hampshire University to earn their degrees.

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4k students and graduates
in Rhode Island

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

Transfer-Friendly

Already have some college credit? Transfer up to 90 credits toward your bachelor’s degree to save time and money.

Career-Focused Courses

Prepare for your future with an online degree that can get you workforce ready or help advance your career.

Accredited

SNHU is accredited by the regional accreditor the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), which means we meet specific standards of quality and have the tools and resources required to help students succeed.

Save Even More with Partnerships

SNHU partners with organizations and institutions nationwide with the goal of providing even more affordable online degrees to students like you.

You can check whether your organization has already partnered with us by reaching out to partnersupport@snhu.edu.

Your Service Deserves Our Support

We know Rhode Island 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 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.

Explore additional SNHU degree and certificate programs.

Meet Some Fellow SNHU Rhode Island Residents


Heather Schey, a Rhode Island resident and SNHU graduate, wearing her cap and gown.Heather Schey '22 said she found the support she needed at SNHU and was able to earn her bachelor's in human services. The Rhode Island resident is visually impaired and said SNHU's Online Accessibility Center's assistance was "priceless."

"Anything that wasn't accessible was made accessible," she said.

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