r/SNHU

I’m currently taking math 240 with the teacher that writes everything in purple.(if you know you know) and their grading is insane, I followed every requirement for both the assignment and the rubric and they come with feedback like “ you did not answer X question that was not on the assignment” or your “paragraphs should be 5-7 sentences long” when all the assignment said was to submit a 3-5 page document. Taking points off for using X and Y in a sentence instead of variable name when the variables are clearly labeled.. like fine I appreciate the feedback moving forward but why are you taking so many points for thing you never requested in the first place.

Am i the only one who doesn’t have any movement in my student account center yet?

I am extremely confused as to why this was graded this way. In the rubric it’s all zeros and a note stating she emailed my advisor and I, however I never received an email. I did send her an email to see what the issue was and am waiting for a response but does anyone know what could have caused a 0/75?

Like the title asks,

If you’re just out of high school or maybe did a year or two of traditional uni (between the ages of 18-20 basically)

Why did you choose SNHU online instead of pursuing a degree at a traditional brick and mortar considering most students here are working adults?

I’m curious because I’m in the same bracket, did 1.5 years of traditional uni uni and it just didn’t work for me but I’m intrigued by this

So glad they send it in a basic envelope with a thin piece of cardboard backing so It gets damaged anyways. Could of gone the extra step for better protection.

Thank you SNHU

When are you supposed to apply for grad school? How soon is too soon? I have about 3 classes left and ready to start applying.

I’m currently an Operations Management major with a concentration in Logistics and Transportation, and I have 10 courses left to complete. When I look at the “What If” section for the Business Administration BA, it shows that if I finish my current major, I would only need OL 215 and one additional Business elective to complete that degree as well.

Since my employer is paying for school, I’m wondering if there’s a way to work those courses into my current degree plan so I could potentially earn both degrees. I also know for sure that one of the courses can be completed through Study.com.

Do you think it would even be worth pursuing both degrees, or would the second degree not add much value? If it’s even possible? I know you can’t be enrolled into another major at the same time, so unsure how it would work.

Thanks!

So, just received my BS in Data Analytics at 54 years old. Took me 12 years and lots of ups and downs, starts and stops, mostly due to health issues. I am quite proud of my accomplishment though and now I am in a great place.

Anyway, I have now decided to go for my MS in Software Engineering at SNHU. For software engineering, are they still mainly focused on Python or is there a different language they are teaching in the masters series such as Java or .Net? For databases are they mainly focusing on MySQL or are there other platforms they are teaching like Mongo or Microsoft SQL Server?

Global Dimensions of Business is literally the worst class I’ve taken at SNHU. My teacher is ridiculously nitpicky and I’m failing the class because of this. I follow the rubric to a tee and she’ll give me a 60.

I already emailed my advisor to drop this class

Anybody recommend teachers for this course? Thanks for the help!

SNHU is all in on AI and they are actively using AI to create their classes and materials, etc. take this into account as you pursue a school, do you want to go to a school that uses AI to generate everything? Will employers care if your degrees material was AI generated? Something to consider. SNHU is pushing “People first, AI first” as a phrase internally. They are silencing people who ask real questions about why there is a shift to AI.

Hi all,

I’m hoping someone can give me some insight though I fear I may already know the answer.

I’m having such an unpleasant experience with a specific instructor and I’m wondering if it’s possible to swap instructors even though it’s already week 3.

I have already emailed my advisor but I’m just super annoyed about how this term is starting out for me when I was already worried about this class before it started.

She gave me a D on my discussion post (partial my fault but also a D??…) and I recently got a ZERO on my week 2 assignment because she failed to see something specific within that assignment and thus deemed the rest of the assignment invalid and zero’d me out but all the work was there (I’m currently in contact with her about this assignement to which I feel like she’s not even acknowledging my work which is leading me to question if she ever even received anything I did regarding this assignment).

I probably will have to suck it up and just finish the course with this instructor I assume.. I just want some.. encouraging words I guess, lol.

So back in my early 20s I started college, knocked out maybe a year's worth of gen ed classes, and then dropped out. Honestly I just didn't have direction at the time and I needed to work. Bills don't wait, you know
Fast forward to now. I'm a retail supervisor, stable income, but I don't see a real future in it. I've decided I want to go into nursing. Long road I know. But I figure if I'm going to do this, I need a real plan this time and not just jump into something expensive and hope for the best
Right now I'm trying to figure out if my old credits are even still usable and whether SNHU is the smartest first step before I commit to anything. Anyone here restart after a long gap? What did you wish you knew before you re-enrolled?

UPDATE: After some helpful comments in this thread, I've been looking into knocking out some gen eds online first and then applying to WGU for their pre-licensure BSN program. Turns out the closest simulation center to me is in the Indianapolis area which is manageable since I'd only need to go there occasionally. Still a lot to figure out but finally feels like I have a direction. Goodluck to me lol

Did anyone ever check there student eval and think they were scheduled for to many classes? I’ve counted how many that remain on the student eval many times and get that I should only have like 12 classes left, but I’m scheduled for like 18? I have tried to contact the help center before but did not get much assistance. Any advice? 😊

So I wanna know where some of y’all did your internships for cybersecurity or anywhere really? Who did you talk to? Was it careers center or somewhere else? I’m lost entirely I still have some time but I wanna get a head start and see if I can find something within the healthcare industry for cybersecurity. Any advice?

I have an outstanding professor this term who takes the time to give thorough feedback and engage with the class. I apply the suggested corrections such as proofreading for grammar and punctuation errors, but I still received the same feedback on my second milestone. I proofread at least 3 times and I do not see any errors . I run my final draft through co-pilot to check for any potential spelling and grammatical errors. I received an A on the milestone 1 paper and an A- on the second one. I'm afraid my grade will continue to decrease if I don't get my act together. I start to doubt myself and feel like it is not possible to get a 100 %. (although I know it is ) Is the SNHU writing center available 24/7 ? Any suggestions ?