How to Survive High School and Prepare for College
Getting through high school and preparing for what comes next can be a challenge. Seeking support and exploring your options can help you to survive high school and get ready for college. Discover tips to help you set yourself up for success in high school, college and beyond.
How Long Does it Take to Get an Associate Degree?
While an associate degree is often referred to as a 2-year college degree, it doesn’t mean it will take you that long to graduate. By choosing programs that offer liberal transfer policies, flexible online options, and more frequent semesters, you can greatly reduce the amount of time it takes.
How to Get a Master's Degree
Interested in starting a new career or advancing in your current field? Boosting your career potential is one of the benefits of a master's degree. See yourself succeed by exploring how to get a master's degree, from the admission process to master's degree requirements for graduation.
SNHU Spotlight: Tiffany Daniels, Psychology Instructor
Tiffany Daniels, an instructor and team lead at Southern New Hampshire University's (SNHU) online bachelor's in psychology program, has spent years combining her interests in psychology with her passion for teaching.
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SNHU Spotlight: Jeffrey Harris, MBA Grad
A first generation college student, Jeffrey Harris '23G wasn't finished learning after he completed his bachelor's degree. Next, he went on to earn an MBA from Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), where he knew he would have the support he needed as a student with dyslexia and dyscalculia.
SNHU Spotlight: Luis Polanco, BS in Business Administration Grad
Luis Polanco ‘23G wanted to further his education, propel his career forward and set a high standard for his children by earning his online degree in business administration in 2023. But he needed a school that would understand the needs of a military learner like himself.
SNHU Spotlight: Lynda Jarrett, BS in Business Administration Grad
Lynda Jarrett said that her journey at Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) centered around her desire to finish school. And at 65 years old, she accomplished this goal by earning an online business degree.
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