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You’re about to make a big decision –where to earn your college degree.

Thanks for considering SNHU. With more than 40 majors to choosefrom, award-winning professors who not only teach but inspire, andone of the most affordable private school tuition rates in New England,we think we can make your decision an easy one. Ready to see all wehave to offer? Turn the page and go.

Go for the GradePursue your passion – and your career – as you build a program that fits you.

You have unrealized potential just dying to get out.

SNHU is a traditional private university but not a

typical one. We believe there are no limits to what

you can achieve or who you can become, so we’d like

to spend the next few years helping you combine your

passion and an innovative education to realize all the

potential you have.

At SNHU, you don’t just learn. You experience

learning – through lively discussions, team-based projects,

internships, volunteering at special events, attending

workshops, observing master teachers at area schools,

presenting at trade shows. We understand that you will apply your

education more by getting these opportunities outside of class. So we’ll

work with you to build in those all-important hands-on

experiences that employers love to see on a résumé.

We will give you the flexibility to shape your degree

around your interests and ambition. You can combine

majors and minors across schools to create a one-of-

a-kind skill set. You can choose between a business

or liberal arts foundation. You can even put your

degree on the fast track by participating in one of

our three-year programs, such as College Unbound, which

substitutes classroom time with project-based, real-

world learning experiences.

Because SNHU is a teaching university, all facultymembers teach the courses themselves –which means their primary focus is you.

Go Anywhere, Do AnythingSCHOOL OF ARTS &SCIENCES

MajorsCommunication

Creative Writing and English

English Language and Literature

Environment Management

Environmental Science

Game Art and Development (BA)

Game Programming andDevelopment (BS)

Graphic Design and Media Arts

History

Integrated Studies (College Unbound)

Justice Studies – four concentrations in:

• Crime and Criminology• Law and Legal Process• Policing and Law

Enforcement• Terrorism and Homeland

Security

Law and Politics

Liberal Arts (AA)

Mathematics

Psychology – three concentrations in:

• Child and Adolescent Development

• Forensic Psychology• Mental Health

Public Service

Sociology

CertificatesPre-Law

For Communication major Heidi Quigley ’13, it started with a paper

she had to write on renewable energy for an English class. She didn’t

know much about the subject at the time, but the more she researched,

the more she had to know. It quickly dawned on her – she had just

discovered a new passion for environmental issues. And she knew she

would have to take some courses that fed that passion, even if they

weren’t part of her major.

At SNHU’s School of Arts of Sciences, that was no problem. Quigley’s

advisor worked closely with her to build a program that fueled her

curiosity and supported her career goals. And before she graduated

in May 2013 – with a BA in communication and minors in

environmental studies, marketing and public relations –

she already had an offer from a company to lead their

environmentally conscious marketing efforts.

“My professors were always so willing to help,” says

Quigley. “Any time I had a question, I knew who to go to.

I never felt like it was just about the grade either.”

Quigley – who earned the 2013 Outstanding

Student in Communication and 2013 Peer

Educator of the Year awards – completed

three internships during her time at SNHU,

which she says were instrumental in

helping her land a position.

“I can’t tell you how many emails

I got about available internships

(while at SNHU),” she says.

“Everyone just really wants to

see you do well.”

Heidi Quigley ’13BA in CommunicationGrossman Marketing Group

Introducing a New Three-Year Business ProgramYou don’t have to be in the Honors Program to graduate in three years. You can also sign up for Degree in Three, a new program that lets you earn a BS in Business Administration, Marketing or Sport Management in just six semesters without ever having to take evening, weekend or summer classes.Along with saving up to $40,000 in tuition and room and board, you will also gain valuable experience in thefield through internships, community-based events, professional development workshops and more!

Go Lead With Purposeand PassionLucas Moran ’13 was in the home stretch of earning his BS in Business

Administration as part of the 3Year Honors Program. And he already

had a great position lined up with the Fortune 500 IT company where

he was interning. Then one day, due to steep cuts, just like that, his

future job was a thing of the past.

He was a little disheartened, but he had a year of

real-world experience under his belt through

his internship and three years of intensive

training working in teams, presenting,

researching and analyzing methodologies.

“I got such a well-rounded experience in the

program that I felt like I could literally go into

almost any area of business. I felt incredibly pre-

pared to find a job,” says Moran.

A few months later, he did

just that after attending

a seminar he learned

about through the Career

Development Center.

Because of his education

and experience, Moran

grabbed the attention of

Fidelity recruiters and

ultimately landed an IT

job at the company.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Majors3Year Honors Program in BusinessAdministration

Accounting

Accounting/Finance

Accounting/Information Systems

Business Administration

Business Administration* – fourconcentrations in:

• Human Resource Management• Operations and Project

Management• Organizational Leadership• Small Business Management

Business Studies

Computer Information Technology(BA or BS)

Economics/Finance

Fashion Merchandising (AS)

Fashion Merchandising andManagement

Hospitality Business – three concentrations in:

• Events and Convention Management

• Hotel and Resorts Management• Restaurant and Beverage

Management

Hospitality Management (BAS)

International Business

Marketing*

Marketing with a specialization inSocial Media Marketing

Operations and Project Management

Sport Management*

Technical Management

*Also available in the NEW Degree

in Three option.

Lucas Moran ’13BS in Business AdministrationFidelity Investments

Brad Campion ’16History and Social Studies EducationUniversity Honors Program

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Go Make a DifferenceAfter narrowing down his scholarship offers, Brad Campion ’16,

then a high school senior in Bethlehem, NY, made visits to each of

his top schools. A stand-out soccer player, he knew his meetings with

the coaching staffs would play a big role in his final decision. But

soccer was only part of the equation. He also excelled academically

and was looking for a university that would prepare him for his other

passion – teaching.

When he visited SNHU, Campion noticed something special – a

strong sense of community. “I felt at home from day one. Everyone

is so tight-knit, you have so much support everywhere you turn.

And to have a president who’s so involved, who will Tweet back

to you and have open office hours, that was huge to me.”

Campion was also impressed with the School of Education’s Honors

Program and the fact that education students started gaining the

required 100 hours of field experience their first semester – unlike

so many other schools that make you wait.

As he wrapped up his freshman year in the Honors

Program, double majoring in history and social

studies, it seems clear that SNHU was the right

choice for him. Along with

getting very involved in student clubs

and organizations, Campion earned

the Academic Achievement Award

and the National Student-Athlete Day

Award for scoring the highest GPA of

anyone on the soccer team for the fall

2012 semester.

“There are so many opportunities here,”

says Campion. “And the staff and advisors are

always right there for you. They’ll help with anything

you want if you just reach out.”

MajorsChild Development Leadership

Early Childhood Education

Elementary Education

Elementary Education with Special Education

English Education

English Language and Literatureand English Education

History and Social Studies Education

Middle School Mathematics Education

Middle School Science Education

Music Education

Special Education

Liz White ’08Head Cake DecoratorCarlo’s Bake Shop

Go Fire Up Your CareerEarning a culinary degree from SNHU won’t necessarily prepare

you for success on a reality TV show, but it certainly helped alum

Liz White ’08, now a regular on TLC’s “Cake Boss.” The New Jersey

native started interning at Carlo’s City Hall Bake Shop in Hoboken

the summer after her first year in SNHU’s baking and pastry arts

associates program. Two years later, TLC created a series around

the specialty cake store’s charismatic owner, Buddy Valastro,

and White became part of the ensemble cast. She’s now Head

Cake Decorator at Carlo’s.

“I was able to come into it with some baking knowledge,

so I didn’t just have to listen to people tell me what to

do,” says White, who earned her AS in Baking and

Pastry Arts in 2008 and BAS in Hospitality

Administration in 2010.

Although White’s career path is certainly unique,

students in the culinary programs can expect the same

close attention from faculty she enjoyed, as well

as countless opportunities to gain hands-on

experience in the Hospitality Center.

“Classrooms” include The Quill, our

award-winning student-run fine dining

restaurant; Caffé É Dolce, a popular

coffee and pastry shop; a commer-

cial kitchen, a large ballroom and

special labs for catering, baking, cold

food and food production. And there

are numerous off-campus learning

experiences offered, including class

trips, consulting projects, community

service and internships/cooperatives.

“I loved my experience at SNHU so much

because I was able to really connect with a

lot of the people, students and faculty alike,”

White says. “And I knew that there were people

always looking out for my best interests.”

MajorsBaking and Pastry Arts (AS)

Culinary Arts (AS)

Culinary Management

CertificatesBaking

Cooking

CULINARY PROGRAMS

Inspiring Students to Go for ItSNHU faculty members are masters at the art of teaching and inspiring. In addition to excelling in the classroom, theyboast a wealth of experience in the world of industry and areoften called upon as experts in their fields of study.

They have PhDs from distinguished universities such

as Harvard, Columbia and Yale. They’re Fulbright

Scholars, hall of fame chefs and NY Times best-

selling authors. They’re digital design pioneers, patent

holders and international business experts. They’re

community activists, award-winning educators and

consultants for professional sports teams.

And they’re yours.

If you’re looking for an even greater academic

challenge, consider applying to our Honors Program,

with a four-year track for students in any discipline

and a three-year track for business students.

University Honors ProgramStudents in the four-year honors track can pursue

any of the university’s four-year bachelor’s degree

programs, so you can tailor the program to suit

your interests and goals. Students in the Honors

Program will receive an annual $2,000 scholarship on

top of any other academic scholarships. These students

will benefit from:

• Priority registration for classes and access to

the Honors Lounge

• Access to invitation-only seminars taught by

SNHU’s most accomplished faculty members

• Independent study with a faculty member

• Opportunities for honors social events, trips,

conferences, meetings with visiting speakers,

special programs, volunteering, retreats and

other enriching activities.

3Year Honors Program in Business AdministrationPrepare to be a business leader in three years with

Southern New Hampshire University’s innovative

3Year Honors Program in Business Administration.

You can even use the fourth year to earn your

master’s degree or start your career.

The program saves you a year of tuition and fees – more

than $40,000 – and is designed to be completed in six

semesters, with no night, weekend or overload courses.

Through an interdisciplinary, team-based approach to

your education, you’ll constantly be applying what

you’re learning as you develop transferable skills

that prepare you for the real world.

Go for theChallenge – and the Savings

“I really felt comfortable at SNHU. I’ve met people from around the world and felt verymuch accepted here.”

Marie Nunez ’13Psychology Student

A Campus That’s Going PlacesNew construction, new buildings and new renovations meanexciting new opportunities for you to explore, learn and grow.

New Academic Center (Opened 2009)

With state-of-the-art classrooms, Mac and game design

labs, group study rooms, and a learning commons where

you can grab a bite to eat and study in between classes,

our new, spacious eco-friendly Academic Center is fast

becoming a student favorite.

New Dining Center (Opened 2010)

From pizzas to paninis, from stir fry to salads, no matter

what you’re craving, chances are you can find it at one

of the eight restaurants located inside our new Dining

Center. Eat inside at one of the many booths or tables

in the common area, or outside on the patio on those

beautiful fall and spring days.

Robert A. Freese Student Center (Renovated 2012)

It’s no wonder this is such a popular spot for students. It

includes the campus store, coffee shop, wellness center,

Veterans Lounge, chapel, SNHU’s radio studio, The Last

Chapter Pub and many other student development offices.

Tuckerman Hall (Opened Fall 2013)

Students are excited to learn that they now have a shiny

new environmentally friendly residence hall on campus.

The 308-bed coed facility features high-efficiency lighting

systems, secure entrances and spacious common areas.

New Learning Commons (Fall 2014)

True to its name, when the new Learning Commons

opens it will serve as a hub for academic resources,

support, and development for students and faculty.

Inside you’ll find a new state-of-the art library, IT help

desk and Learning Center, where our undergraduate

day students will go to get extra assistance with classes.

It might sound like an exaggeration, but there’s truly never been a more exciting time to be at SNHU. Just walk around

campus and you’ll see why. New buildings are going up. Existing buildings are being renovated. And students now have

more reasons than ever to live, work and play on campus. And while these physical changes can’t convey the welcoming

and caring community you’ll experience when here, they do convey our commitment to providing you with the best

facilities, equipment and technology to reach your full potential. Here are just a few recent examples of our progress:

Academic Center

Robert A. Freese Student Center

New Learning Commons

Tuckerman Hall

Dining Center

Go Get InvolvedWith more than 65 clubs and organizations to join, and lessthan five miles to downtown Manchester, you have countlessopportunities to get involved, give back and have fun.

You’ve probably browsed through our majors, got a

glimpse of what we offer academically, and now you’re

wondering, “What’s there to do for fun?” It’s a popular

question. And the simple answer is, “A lot.” Just take a

look at the sidebar on the right that lists all our clubs

and organizations. But that’s just part of the story. There

are also special events, concerts and performances

on campus each semester, student- and faculty-led

community volunteer efforts, intramural sports, a fitness

center, an exercise studio, an Olympic-regulation pool

and any number of other events such as the wildly

popular Bingo Night at The Last Chapter Pub.

You’re also a short drive (or heck, even a bike ride) from

downtown Manchester, which Forbes magazine named to

its most recent “most livable cities” list. So you’ll be close

to major concerts and professional hockey at the Verizon

Wireless Center, minor league baseball games at

Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, all the nightlife hotspots

and restaurants around Elm Street, specialty apparel

stores and boutiques, kayaking spots along the Merrimack

River, and the renowned Currier Museum of Art.

It’s also important to know that Southern New Hampshire

University is a multicultural, multiethnic, multi-gender

and multigenerational university, committed to creating

a safe, welcoming environment for all students. Our

Office of Diversity Initiatives, for example, collaborates

with students, faculty and staff on educational and

enrichment activities and events that help support

underrepresented students while promoting the larger

message of inclusivity. There are also three student

organizations dedicated specifically to promoting

diversity across campus – The Beloved Community,

the International Student Association and Generation

Equality. And SNHU recently formed the President’s

Commission for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender

and Queer Advocacy, which focuses on ensuring a safe,

positive experience for students, faculty, staff and alumni

who identify as part of the LGBTQ community through

advocacy, policy review, programming and education.

SNHU has a long tradition of volunteeringin its community. Students, faculty andstaff regularly raise money for (and lenda hand to) organizations such as theAmerican Cancer Society, Habitat forHumanity, United Way, New HampshireFood Bank, Operation Frontline, SalvationArmy and many more.

Some of our more than 65 clubs and organizations:American Sign Language Club Animation and Film Club Cake Decorating Club Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization Creative Writing Club Culinary Student Association Debate Club Economics/Finance Association Future Business Leaders of America: Phi Beta Lambda Game Design and Development Club History Club Hospitality Student Association International Business Association Justice Studies Association Math Club Media and Design Club Music ClubNH Association for Supervision and Curriculum

Development Psychology Student Association Reach Peer Educators Sport Management Club Style Club

Community Service OrganizationsEnvironmentally Sustainable Students Outreach Association

Greek Organizations

Honor SocietiesAlpha Chi/Epsilon Chapter (Liberal Arts) Alpha Phi Sigma (Criminal Justice) Delta Mu Delta (Business Majors) Eta Sigma Delta (International Hospitality

Management Society) Order of Omega (Greek Letter Society) Phi Theta Kappa (Associates Degree Honor Society)Psi Chi (Psychology Honor Society)

Media & Publications Organizations

Penmen Press (Student Newspaper)

Political, Multicultural & Religious Organizations

Recreation, Social Activities & Performing Arts Organizations

Student Governance OrganizationsCoordinators of Activities and Programming Events (CAPE) Inter-Greek Council (IGC) Student Government Association (SGA)

University Support Student Organizations

For further details, contact the Office of StudentInvolvement at 603-645-9608 or leadership@snhu.edu

Club Hockey Crew Club Dance Club Drama Club Field Hockey Club

Gaming Club Outing Club Paintball Club SNHUmans vs. ZombiesSoccer Club

Beloved CommunityDemocrats Club Fellowship Christian Athletes Generation Equality

International Students Association (ISA)

Saudi Students Club

Kappa Delta Phi FraternityPhi Delta Psi Fraternity Phi Delta Theta FraternityKappa Delta Phi, NAS Sorority

Phi Delta Beta Sorority Phi Omega Psi Sorority

Senior Events Student Veterans of America

Student Ambassadors Transfer Students Club

Enterprise Yearbook Radio SNHU

Where Student Athletes Go All OutWith new records broken, new personal bests topped andnew sports added again, the Penmen remain among the eliteDivision II athletics programs.

• Consistently ranked among the top programs in the

country, the men’s soccer team has participated in

19 NCAA Tournaments since 1986 and advanced

to the NCAA Tournament national championship

game in 2002.

• The men’s basketball team, a longtime New England

powerhouse, has claimed six NCAA Regional titles

and has advanced to the Division II Final Four twice.

• Three teams (men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s

basketball) claimed Northeast-10 championships in

2012-13, while men’s and women’s tennis reached the

NE-10 final.

• The men’s baseball team earned an NCAA Division II

bid the past two seasons in 2011 and 2012.

• A record-high six teams reached their respective

NCAA Tournament in 2012-13 (baseball, men’s

basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s

and women’s tennis).

Our facilities outperform, too. The athletic complex is

home to a 5,500-square-foot fitness center, a 2,000-seat

field house, an auxiliary gym, a 25-meter competition

swimming pool (with viewing gallery), a racquetball

court, a mirrored dance room, training and team rooms,

and more. Outside facilities include four lighted tennis

courts, recently renovated and lighted baseball and

softball diamonds, practice fields and a lighted

soccer/lacrosse field that features a state-of-the-art

FieldTurf surface (viewed by many as the “ultimate

all-weather surface”).

“ At SNHU, you automatically have a group of friends if you’re on a sports team. You have a team of people who are there for you and have your back so that youcan always walk on the field feeling more confident.”

Emily MongeauElementary Education/Special Education StudentSoccer and Lacrosse Athlete

Athletics at SNHUAn NCAA Division II powerhouse, the Penmen have maintained

a level of excellence that is second to none. SNHU is a

member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association

and the Northeast-10 Conference.

Men’sBaseballBasketballCross CountryGolf HockeyLacrosseSoccerTennis

Women’sBasketballBowling (Fall 2015)Cheerleading (co-ed)Cross CountryField Hockey (Fall 2014)GolfLacrosseSoccerSoftballTennisOutdoor Track and

Field (Fall 2015)Volleyball

Academics Count SNHU student-athletes succeed off the playing field as well. The U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Associationnamed SNHU’s Women’s Cross-Country Teamas an All-Academic Team in 2011.

Nearly 175 SNHU student-athletes werenamed to the Northeast-10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll in 2011-12.

Experience Manchester, Boston and BeyondGet to Boston, the beaches or the ski slopes in less than an hour.

Just five miles down the road (easily bikeable) is

downtown Manchester, which Forbes magazine named

one of the “most livable cities.” Here’s where you can

find nightlife hotspots and restaurants around Elm

Street, major concerts and professional hockey at the

Verizon Wireless Arena and minor league baseball

games at the Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.

There’s also so much waiting for you to explore around

the region – especially within an hour’s drive. All you

have to do is point your car in the right direction and go.

If you’re looking for adventures in the great outdoors,

travel less than an hour north and you’re able to hit the

slopes in the White Mountains, or drive an hour east and

you’re at the beaches of Hampton and Rye.

Travel about 50 miles farther south and you’ll end up

in downtown Boston, which is a big draw for a lot of

students, personally and professionally. You can catch

all the major professional sports or visit world-renowned

museums. Another big advantage to having Boston

close is that you have so many more opportunities to

intern, network and gain that all-important real-world

experience employers are looking for.

Immerse yourself in other cultures, discover new

perspectives and visit some of the most historic places

in the world by studying abroad. We have partnered

with selected universities from around the world to offer

SNHU students unique opportunities to take courses at

all levels and in numerous majors—along with options for

internships or service learning. Study for a full semester

overseas or take part in one of our summer programs.

No matter which program you choose, you’ll enjoy:

• SNHU-Equivalent Tuition and Housing Costs

• Airfare (up to $1,000) and Health Insurance

• Support Before and After Your Program

• Transferable Credits and Grades

For more information, contact Stefano Parenti, Director of Study

Abroad/Exchange Program at 603.645.9725 or s.parenti@snhu.edu.

Go Experience the WorldExpand your perspective as a global citizen.

National University of Ireland, Galway Webster University, Vienna

American University of Rome Florence University of the Arts

Hellenic American University, Athens Institute for the American Universities, Aix En Provence

Tom Dionisio ’76Alumnus Tom Dionisio ’76 is a partner and managing director at The

Boston Consulting Group, where he oversees information technology

for BCG’s 66 offices in 28 countries. He earned his bachelor’s degree

in IT at SNHU, and today he is a university trustee.

“I started college thinking I wanted to go into marketing, but SNHU

afforded me the opportunity to explore other disciplines, including

information technology, which was just beginning to explode at the

time,” he says. “Experiences and opportunities at SNHU encouraged

and built my confidence. It prepared me to take on the information

technology revolution and allowed me to be successful across com-

panies like IBM, Wang and now BCG.”

“SNHU was the perfect fit. They took a chance on me, and it paid off!”

Nicole Barreira ’06, ’10Nicole Barreira has good taste.

A graduate of the hospitality

program and a master’s degree

recipient, Nicole leads the menu

development and marketing

teams at T-Bones/Cactus Jacks, a

New Hampshire restaurant chain.

“I feel very successful, and it has

everything to do with my time at SNHU,”

she says. “The teachers related to me both on

the level of professor and on the level of being

a person. I never needed to ask for help.

They were always just there, assisting me,

so that I might be more successful.”

Our Graduates Go PlacesOur academic programs are created with the real world –and your career – in mind.

Our students have worked for avariety of well-known, respectedcompanies.Companies that have hired our graduates:American Red CrossAnthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldAXIS Communications, Inc.BAE Systems Boston CelticsBoston Public SchoolsBlue GingerC&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.ComcastChild and Family Services of New

HampshireCitizens BankConcord School DistrictDell Computer CorporationDynEMC CorporationEnterprise Rent-A-CarErnst & YoungFidelity InvestmentsGriffin York & KrauseHead Start ProgramHilton CorporationHubspotInsight TechnologyJohn Hancock Financial ServicesLiberty Mutual Group, Inc.Manchester Police DepartmentMarriott InternationalNew Balance AthleticsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsNew Hampshire Public RadioPhillips HealthcareReebok InternationalScribe SoftwareSodexoSherwin WilliamsStonyfield Farm YogurtUnited TechnologiesVerizon WirelessWalt Disney ResortsWedu, Inc.Woodstock Inn & Resort

“Career Development has helpedme with every step of theemployment search process … I think every SNHU student wouldbenefit from the advice of theCareer Development staff.”

Nathan YatesBS in Economics and Finance

Attention is given to the qualities industry leaders say they

want in employees. As a result, we’ve often been told that our

graduates contribute from day one on the job – while others

need the most basic of training before they can even get started.

We have great relationships with a number of

respected and high-profile employers who

provide internship and job opportunities.

Career DevelopmentWe take your career development and your

job search very seriously. SNHU’s Career

Development Center will work with you

to find internships in your major area

and provide career counseling. But

that’s just the beginning.

The Career Development

Center also hosts networking

events and job fairs with

employers, on-campus

recruiting, career planning

and job search resources, and

help with résumé writing and

interviewing. Staff can also help

you select a major and prepare

for graduate school.

Go-getters Transfer HereWe can help you finish what you started.

“Transferring to SNHU was easy. I had a lot ofresources and contact information given to me to help the process go smoothly.”

Melanie Blackman ’14BA Creative Writing

Melanie Blackman transferred to SNHU as a junior in the fall of 2012. A member

of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society at NHTI – Concord’s Community College,

where she previously attended, she earned admission into SNHU’s Honors

Program and quickly immersed herself in learning the art and craft of writing.

“I’ve really enjoyed the opportunity to write and receive guidance from people

who really know what they’re doing,” she says. “It’s so helpful to have teachers

who know the business.”

Blackman credits her seamless transition to SNHU in part because

she attended SNHU’s weekly transfer orientation course during her

first semester. “I found out who to talk to for study abroad and

internships, and learned about activities on campus to meet new

people. That really helped.”

Save Time and MoneyYou’ve worked hard to earn all those college credits.

That’s why we make it easy to transfer them in so you

can graduate quickly and affordably. SNHU lets you

apply up to 90 credits toward a bachelor’s degree, and a

transfer admission advisor will work with you to help

make your transition to SNHU as simple and seamless

as possible.

Turn Your College Credits Into a College DegreeWhy is SNHU such a popular choice for students

looking to transfer? Perhaps it’s because we offer a

flexible, versatile bachelor’s degree program in every

school so students with wide-ranging interests and

career goals can maximize their time here. Perhaps

it’s because we will transfer credits from another

college or degree as well as previous eligible military

experience into the program of your choice. Perhaps

it’s because we offer partnership agreements and a

Regional Community College Scholarship that rewards

students who understand the value of working hard.

Lastly, we provide all the support needed to our transfer

students – before, during and after they graduate.

For more information, contact the Office of Transfer Admission at

603.645.9687 or transfer@snhu.edu.

Southern New Hampshire University offers an

excellent environment for international students.

We have students and alumni from more than 65

countries. Many of our faculty members have

lived, worked and taught overseas.

English language programs are available on campus

through our Institute for Language Education.

International Student ServicesSNHU’s International Student Services provides

orientation programs, international ID cards,

immigration advising, travel documents,

enrollment certification, information about

applying for a Social Security number or a

driver’s license, practical training assistance,

and cross-cultural adjustment counseling.

We make the admission process simple:• several enrollment dates/rolling admission

• no application fee

• many overseas representatives

• rapid response to applications

Visit www.snhu.edu and click on “International

Admission” for information about English

language testing and other requirements.

WelcomeInternationalStudents

Affordability and ScholarshipsSNHU is one of the most affordable private universities inNew England.

Students and parents are often surprised to discover

that an SNHU degree, with all the benefits of a private

education, is more affordable than a public college or

university where the real costs are often hidden within

the fees, lack of grant aid and huge classes. SNHU can

be the school you love and the school you can afford.

Applying for Financial AidFinancial aid funds are awarded based on availability,

so it’s smart to apply as early as possible. Complete the

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at

www.fafsa.ed.gov. (FAFSA code is 002580).

Help With the Bottom LineAid is awarded based on academic merit and financial

need. Athletic, academic and other scholarships as well

as federal parent and student loans and grants are also

available. Our One Stop counselors will work one-on-

one with students and families through the steps of

financing their education.

Looking for More InformationFind our aid estimator, link to guides and forms, and

more online at www.snhu.edu/financialaid. If you’d prefer to

speak with someone directly please reach out to our

One Stop counselors at 877.455.7648 or email them at

onestop@snhu.edu. We’re more than glad to help you.

2013-2014 Tuition and Fees

Tuition: $28,554Room and Board: $11,132Activity Fee: $330

Available Grants and Scholarships forIncoming StudentsAcademic Scholarships ($5,000-18,000)Go-getter GrantAcademic ScholarshipPresidential Scholarship

Honors Scholarships ($2,000)University Honors Program Scholarship Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Scholarship

Leadership Scholarships ($,1000)Academy of Finance ScholarshipSkillsUSA ScholarshipDECA ScholarshipsFBLA Scholarship

Regional School Partnerships ($3,000)Regional Community College ScholarshipHigh School Articulation Scholarship

Athletic Scholarships

Alumni Family Scholarship

Sibling Grant

More than 90% of our students receivefinancial aid.

$20,267 Average financial aid package includingfederal aid

$6,743 Average need-based grant

$10,974 Average merit scholarship

Total Tuition and Fees

$40,016

Go Apply (Visit www.snhu.edu/admission)

We recommend you apply early for priority financial aid consideration.

Freshman Admission Requirements• Completed application, including essay and

$40 application fee

• Official high school transcript and/or GED

• One letter of recommendation from a

school counselor or teacher

Early action provides the earliest possible admission

decision, without obligation. Applications must be

submitted before Nov. 15 and will be reviewed based

on credentials through your junior year of high school.

Decisions will be made by Dec. 15.

Standardized Test Optional

Students will no longer be required to submit copies of

their SAT or ACT scores to be considered for general

admission to the university. The admission committee

continues to place the strongest emphasis on a student’s

academic preparation in high school as the best predictor

of success at the college level. However, please note that

homeschooled students are required to submit copies of

their SAT or ACT scores (with writing) to complete their

applications.

Transfer Admission RequirementsPriority dates are May 15 for the fall and Nov. 15 for

the spring.

• Completed application

• Certification of high school completion or

equivalent (official transcript required if fewer than

12 credits completed)

• Official college transcripts from each college attended

• List of courses in progress

“It’s a really intimate setting. You’re not one in a million. Your professors know you by name. That reassured me that this is probably the place I want to go.”

Erica Solomon ’12BS Business AdministrationMBA with Concentration in Marketing(Graduating December 2013)

Feels Like HomeWe hear that a lot from our students. It could be our faculty and staff who are usually quick with a smile and eagerto help. It could be all the activities and events going on that students get involved with. It could be our smallsize, which lets you really get to knoweveryone. Whatever the reasons, we’reproud that so many students feel thatway. And we’ll do our best to make you feel at home, too.

We Don’t Like to BragBut when SNHU wins an award or earns special recognition for an accomplishment, we’re proud to let everyone know. It reflects our wonderfullyinnovative and caring community of faculty, staff and students. Here are just a few accolades we’re glad to share:

• National Journal magazine named SNHU one of its “50 ProblemSolvers Washington Can Learn From”

• The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) granted SNHU landmarkapproval in 2013 for our revolutionary College for America program – the first and only program of its kind to be approvedby the DOE. College for America offers an affordable, accessible,quality education for the nearly 40 million Americans who haveyet to complete their degrees.

• SNHU was the only university in the country to make FastCompany’s 2012 World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies, ranking #12 along such heavy hitters as Apple, Google and HBO.

• Business New Hampshire Magazine named us the 2013 Businessof the Year in the Education category.

• BestCollegeOnline.com included us on its list of the top 20 BestColleges for Socially Conscious Students.

• The Chronicle of Higher Education recognized SNHU as a “2012Great College to Work For.”

• SNHU is a past recipient of the New England Higher EducationExcellence Award and several NH Business Review’s “Best ofBusiness” awards.

• SNHU is also a Military-Friendly School and a member of the Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges. We are proud to participate in the Yellow Ribbon program.

Take the First Step(Come visit!)Visiting is the best way to find out if SNHU is for you. A campusvisit gets you inside our go-getter culture and lets you see firsthand our facilities, students and faculty. Come see thecampus, meet with a counselor and/or a faculty member and sit in on a class.

During the academic year, we offer guided tours Mondaythrough Friday and on select Saturdays. We also host openhouses each semester.

Call the Office of Admission at 603.645.9611 or book a tour online at www.snhu.edu/campusvisit.

snhu.eduon campus. on location. online.

Southern New Hampshire UniversityOffice of Admission2500 North River Road Manchester, NH 03106-1045603.645.9611 UGVB0513