Southern New Hampshire University is a small, private university of about 3000 full time and 10,000 part time students located about an hour north of Boston in Manchester, a city noted for its quality of life. Founded in 1932, the school has grown to now offer Bachelor’s, Master’s and a PhD degrees in Business, Education, Arts and Sciences, and Hospitality. SNHU has a long history of internationalization with a large number of international students from more than 65 countries.

No matter where you're from, SNHU can help you go places. SNHU welcomes students from around the world - our on campus student body includes more than 600 students from 60 countries, and many of our faculty members have worked or studied overseas. Our application process is simple. No deadlines, and you can apply online. Come experience Southern New Hampshire University. We're ready to help you go places. Because at Southern New Hampshire University we routinely go above and beyond what is expected of us. Because we believe there are no limits to what you can do, what you can be and what you can achieve and there are many reasons to study at SNHU:

•  Go to class on a campus that is rich in resources and facilities.
• Or take a continuing education course at one of our locations—they're fully equipped with computers, resources and friendly people.
• Or go online—SNHU Online is available any time of the day or night. You can also mix it up and take courses on location and online—the choice is yours.
• You'll get an education geared for the real world. SNHU students preview their careers through internships with hundreds of organizations.
• You'll work closely with dedicated, knowledgeable faculty. The SNHU faculty is made up of experienced professionals who are committed to doing more, learning more and caring more than they have to.
• You'll join a vibrant community. Just ask Dr. Massood Samii, an enthusiastic teacher and researcher who is an expert on international business and the world's oil market. His choice? Teaching at SNHU—because it was here that he found growth, energy and an open environment that encourages students to aim high.