Southern New Hampshire University?

Question

Anyone attended this school before? I was thinking about majoring in communications there. They say that students can taske two classes at a time, and that the terms are 8 weeks long. I was wondering how intensive the classes are, and if it works out okay for someone working full-time?

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Answer 1

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SNHU offers more than 75 undergraduate and 40 graduate degree programs in business, education, hospitality, liberal arts and community economic development. Many programs are available online; still more are offered evenings and weekends on location. All courses are taught by accomplished faculty who go the extra mile so you can, too.
Outside of class, you'll have access to all the resources you need—such as excellent career development services and an outstanding library. Wherever you want to go, we'll help you get there.

GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Want to go places? At SNHU, you'll find nearly 20 graduate programs that will help you get going.
SNHU has been graduating leaders for more than 70 years. Our master's, doctoral, and certificate programs range from elementary education to the Global M.B.A., and from sport administration to community economic development

Programs at SNHU fit into your lifestyle—not the other way around. Take evening and weekend classes at six well-equipped continuing education centers. Or study wherever you want; SNHU Online is one of New England's leading distance-education programs.

What's more, our stellar faculty brings practical experience to the classroom. You'll graduate with the skills and the wisdom to make a difference.

Go further—with a degree from SNHU.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
At SNHU, you have plenty of options. They offer over 40 majors leading to bachelor's or associate degrees, and you can supplement your major with one of over 30 minors or our honors program and 3Year Honors Degree Program. They also offer several programs leading to undergraduate certificates. Plus, many programs are offered online or on location as well as on campus.

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Answer 2

I don't know anything about the school but if they offer night classes then are usually geared towards the working individual. Another school that you might want to look at going to is Hesser College they offer many night classes and do offer a Communications degree.

http://www.hesser.edu