Tuition
If I am not getting my scholarships, won’t I be paying more?
With the reduced remote tuition rate of $320.00 per undergraduate credit for the fall semester ($627 per graduate credit), we have taken steps to ensure that no campus student pays more in direct tuition costs than they would have paid to attend in person classes.
If I add a course, will I be charged more?
Yes, students are being charged per credit based on the classes that they are enrolled in. We encourage all students to check their bill throughout the semester, especially if they add a course.
If I drop or withdraw from a course, will I be charged less?
This answer can vary; we strongly encourage students to contact Student Financial Services at 603-645-9640 or sfscampus@snhu.edu to discuss any possible financial aid implications of dropping or withdrawing from a course.
Can I talk with someone about my overall student loans/debt?
Absolutely! The SNHU Financial Literacy Office focuses on guiding students through their student loan journey while offering strategies for students to mitigate future debt as well as approaches for managing and eliminating current debt. We focus on the basic personal finance and money management skills needed to make smart financial decisions for a lifetime by providing students with an understanding of student loan basics and best practices for loan and repayment management. We recommend students meet with our Financial Literacy Office to review borrowing through the Federal Direct Student Loan(s) program throughout their college career (ideally once a year). Currently, the Financial Literacy Office is offering virtual appointments Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00pm. Please email finlit@snhu.edu to schedule an appointment.
Campus Jobs
What about my campus job?
With the adjustment to remote learning for fall, we are working on creating virtual work opportunities for students, primarily for those eligible for work study. All students interested in a student employee position will need to apply at www.snhu.edu/jobs This link opens in a new window. Positions will begin to be posted this week and will continue throughout the year as they become available. Please note that all student positions will be in a remote capacity for the Fall semester. Returning students should reach out to their supervisors on the status of their position operating as remote. Returning students will need to apply for their positions in order to gain access to the payroll system. Please reach out to workstudy@snhu.edu with any questions.
