Hero Background Image

We’ll Help You Start in Three Easy Steps

Supporting you at every stage of your SNHU education is our priority:

  • Tuition and Financial Aid Step 1

    Expect us to contact you by phone or email with information about program offerings, requirements and upcoming start dates.

  • Tuition and Financial Aid Step 2

    An admission counselor will guide you through the application process, as well as reviewing your financial aid and transfer credit opportunities.

  • Tuition and Financial Aid Step 3

    We’ll follow up with helpful resources and tips for an easy transition, as you prepare to start your first term at SNHU.

Frequently Asked Questions

Am I eligible to enroll?

Anyone with a high school diploma or GED can enroll in SNHU’s online degree programs. As an employee of an SNHU partner, you may be eligible for tuition benefits or a tuition discount through your employer. Check with your benefits specialist about any education benefits that apply.

How do I get started?

Filling out our online form only takes a few moments. After you submit it to SNHU, we’ll get in touch with you soon – no charge or obligation.

What is the application process like?

Whether you're applying for an undergraduate or graduate program at SNHU, you'll start with two simple steps:

  • Complete the online application
  • Speak with an SNHU admission counselor, who will walk you through the rest of the process

There is no fee to apply for any undergraduate degree program. For graduate programs, there is a non-refundable $40 fee. You can learn more at 1-888-387-0861 or enroll@snhu.edu.

How much will it cost to earn my degree?

SNHU online classes are among the most affordable in the nation. Here’s some basic information:

  • Tuition is charged per credit, at a rate of $330 for online undergraduate degrees and $637 for online graduate programs.
  • Each online course is 3 credits.
  • The number of courses you’ll need to take depends on your chosen degree level and how many transfer credits you have.

These rates may be discounted for you depending on your employer’s tuition benefit. Other ways to lower your costs include scholarships, grants and additional forms of financial aid. We encourage learners to file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine their eligibility for federal, state, and institutional aid programs. After you fill out this free application, an SNHU Student Financial Services specialist can work directly with you to customize a plan specific to your unique financial needs.

How long will it take me to earn my degree?

Completing SNHU’s associate degree online typically requires 60 credits or around 20 courses. This degree usually takes two years to complete. A bachelor's degree takes 120 credits, which is around 40 courses. Earning a bachelor's degree typically takes four years, but may vary depending on your previous education, transfer credits, and whether you're a full- or part-time student. Earning a graduate degree typically requires 36 credits, which is around 12 courses. Earning a graduate degree can typically be done in under two years, but varies based on previous education, transfer credits, and whether you're a full- or part-time student.

Will my current credits transfer?

SNHU will accept as many as 45 credits of previous coursework if you're working toward an associate degree, up to 90 credits towards a bachelor's degree and up to 12 credits toward a graduate degree. Courses with a grade of C- or higher at an accredited institution are usually eligible to be transferred. If you have questions, just gather your unofficial transcripts and contact us to request a transfer evaluation free of charge.

Is SNHU Online a good fit for me?

At SNHU, our mission is to provide flexible, affordable, achievable education for all—including adults with busy lives just like you. With flexible degree options, best-in-class Admission & Advising support, and generous transfer credit policy, we’ve helped more than 160,000 alumni from around the country reach the finish line. Talk to an Admission counselor to get more details.