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| Total Grad Surveys | 5 | | Females | 0 | | Males | 5 | | Avg years at University | 1.8 |
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Being a smart consumer I chose SNHU for grad school after careful and discerning research into several universities. SNHU offers a great grad program which won the Best of Business Awards for the state of NH for it's graduate programs. I also looked into important things like accreditation and it is accredited by Association of Collegeiate Business Schools and Programs, European Council for Business Education, Sport Management Review Council, and others. The professors are great because it's a teaching instituion and they don't bog you down with tons of busy-work. You can complete a degree in a year and half if you work full time taking two courses a term. I went to UNH for my undergrad and know the difference. They have partnership with Fidelity and the Monarchs for example.
I am reading all the negative comments but they don't not provide examples on how much the school "sucks." And for the the genius who said Tufts did not have a business school, you are wrong because Tufts does offer business degrees in the Fletcher School. As for the housing it's decent with new dorms and the older dorms were built in the 1970s as compared to school who have dorms from centuries ago. There is plenty of parking if you don't park in the main lot. Either way do your own research and make up your own mind. You don't know the context or truth behind any comment which should be the criteria on which you choose a program. | | May 19 2008 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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| | | If you think that an SNHU graduate degree will enable you to compete anywhere else besides NH, forget it. This school is considered a "joke" to the rest of the academic world and the degrees handed out are not worth the paper they are printed on. Do not select this school is you are planning to work anywhere south of Concord, NH. | | Apr 06 2008 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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| | | hi this university sucks!!?? there is no safety for international students!?? the dorms are a nightmare to live in!?parking only for srn.students??? and the native american-students are sex-starved and are on the look out for sex with anything that walks????the staff r un-helpful and arrogant??? totally this is a nightmare college/university? in my opion international female students should stay away from this carpy university period. | | Mar 31 2008 | Computer Science | | |
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| | | To be honest snhu is becoming a challenging and quality university year by year. I see its future pretty bright with its enthusiastic and devoted faculty members. It has a great view of campus that makes it very attractive in the eyes of the students. | | Feb 17 2008 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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| | | nice enviroment for studying. very quite and peaceful. | | Dec 15 2006 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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| | | I agree with the other negative comments on "The SNHU". SNHU is not listed anywhere in any top list of schools anywhere. The below comment is a boldface lie('I went to Tufts Business School) because Tufts doesn't have a business school and was probably written by an idiot faculty member. | | Sep 28 2005 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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First of all I want to comment on the comment given about this school before mine. Not a single word in that comment is correct. I have completed my MBA at this school and have successfully transfered for doctoral studies to Tufts University in Boston. The campus is awesome, it is located on the river Merrimack, and it is in the city of Mancehster. The student residents, like at any university have its ups and downs. There is some houseing that is not as great as the new buildings, but overall I believe that it is above average. I have had nothing but good experiences at SNHU, and I have even completed my undergraduate degree here. The teachers have been amazing; they do not only teach theory but also real world lessons. The students are great as well; granted there can be the occasional "idiotic student," like at any university or college, but overall the students are commited to their studies.
Going to UNH? Good luck. I did my first year of undergard. studies at UNH and have hated every minute of it. The professors require you to make appointments just to ask them a question about class, and forget class participation in a room of more than 100 students. The UNH school of business is highly overrated, most of my courses at SNHU have been more challenging than the ones at UNH.
Please researc this school, look at its accredition, and maybe visit the campus to get your own oppinion on it. Good Luck Everybody !!! | | Sep 04 2004 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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| | | Please BEWARE that this is not an accredited MBA program! YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TRANSFER INTO A REAL PROGRAM!The school is a dump. The Student Housing Complex looks like a shanty outside of Rio. The Campus is in the middle of no where, near a gravel pit. The undergrads are idiotic. The library is the equivelent of a high school's. Please--Grads, undergrads, whoever. SAVE YOUR MONEY--GO TO UNH OR A STATE SCHOOL! If you can't get in, go to a community college! | | Sep 01 2004 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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CampusExplorer.com: Southern New Hampshire University/New Hampshire College
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