Southern New Hampshire University - SNHU
speciality: Anthropology

I work full time and also raised my younger brother, so going back to school felt almost impossible. Between long workdays, helping with homework, and keeping the household running, I didn’t think I’d have the time or energy to earn a degree. SNHU changed that for me.

The biggest plus? Flexibility. I could do my coursework whenever it fit into my schedule, whether that was early in the morning before work or late at night after my brother went to bed. Everything for the term was laid out from the start, so I could plan ahead instead of scrambling last minute.

Most professors were understanding and quick to respond, which made a huge difference when life got hectic. My advisor checked in regularly, made sure I stayed on track, and helped me pick classes that worked for my goals. When I had a death in the family, my advisor sent me a sweet little care package. It felt like I had a support system, even though everything was online.

The work itself was challenging but not overwhelming. It actually taught me skills I could use right away in my job, and I liked that it wasn’t just busywork.

If you’re someone juggling work, family, and school, I’d definitely recommend SNHU. It’s still hard work, don’t get me wrong, but it’s doable, and it’s worth it.

I love this university. I attend online and currently have a 4.0 I have a passion for people and I study anthropology. This university is so instilled in their students that you can tell through our grades! Passion reigns here.