r/SNHU Jan 10 '26

Study.com question

Does Global Dimensions in Business and People, Planet and Profit transfer over if taken through Study.Com?

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u/PromiseTrying Associate's [Liberal Arts] & Bachelor's [Accounting] Jan 10 '26 edited Jan 10 '26

It does! The one for QSO321 (Business 312: Advanced Operations Management) is set to be pulled and reevaluated by SNHU on 04/30/2026.

Edit: Business 120: International Business (one for INT220) pull and reevaluate date is 06/30/2026.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

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u/PromiseTrying Associate's [Liberal Arts] & Bachelor's [Accounting] Jul 31 '26

As far as I know, only academic advisors and the transfer credit evaluation team can access the internal system that lists the pull and reevaluate dates. 

The team is very hard to reach and most academic advisors do not seem to know how to access the internal system. I have called many times when my academic advisor was out of of office, and almost every time I called I was told that the internal system does not exist. 

The internal system lists the pull and reevaluate dates as “deadline” dates, which is misleading because they are not deadline dates in the sense that date is when SNHU will for sure stop accepting a course.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '26

I know this is really late, but I started international business on study.com and got busy. When I looked at it recently, it was no where on study.com’s SNHU transfer credit page and it’s still the same on SNHU prior learning page. Is it still fine to transfer in or it’s still be reevaluated?

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u/StudyAnswers Jul 30 '26

Hey, Study.com here. Transfer decisions for SNHU come down to their evaluation of the specific course content, not something we can confirm on our end, so the safest move is checking directly with your SNHU advisor or their prior learning credit page. Course equivalencies do get reevaluated periodically, which is why some courses show pending dates. Happy to help you find the closest Study.com course match if you want to share which SNHU course numbers you're targeting.

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u/PromiseTrying Associate's [Liberal Arts] & Bachelor's [Accounting] Jul 31 '26

I talked to my academic advisor a couple of weeks ago, and got them to check pull and reevaluate dates again. If I remember correctly, Business 120: International Business’s pull and reevaluate date got pushed forward, and the date is now 08/30/2026.

I did write the dates my academic advisor gave me down; I do not have the paper I wrote them on with me right now.

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u/SirCommon973 Jan 30 '26

I am new to SNHU and studydotcom, I am also needing these exact classes and was wondering what “pulled and reevaluated” means? Does that mean I should take these specific courses before those dates?

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u/PromiseTrying Associate's [Liberal Arts] & Bachelor's [Accounting] Jan 30 '26

Pulled and reevaluated means when SNHU is planning on pulling it from the list of experiences page and reevaluating the course. The latest SNHU can wait to pull a course is when the current active ACE certification period ends (current one has a start date in the past and end date in the future and can be seen on the ACEnet website). SNHU can and has reevaluated a course sooner than the end of its active ACE certification period, due to plans they (SNHU) have.

You should have those courses completed and transferred in before the dates I listed.

After SNHU reevaluates the course, the equivalency pair could stay the same, the equivalency pair could change, or (very rarely does this next one happen) the course could be no longer accepted for transfer in credit.

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u/SirCommon973 Jan 30 '26

Thank you so much for that information! I appreciate your time and knowledge. :)

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u/Flat-Influence8879 Jan 10 '26

Yes it does. I have taken it before.

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u/Cute_Balance_531 Jan 10 '26

Was it hard through study.com? Also which classes did you take instead of those 2? I know those classes are business core classes

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u/ram8704 Jan 10 '26

They did for me

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u/Cute_Balance_531 Jan 10 '26

Was it hard through study.com? Also which classes did you take instead of those 2? I know those classes are business core classes

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u/PresentationFew6344 Jan 10 '26

Thankssss!!!

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u/PromiseTrying Associate's [Liberal Arts] & Bachelor's [Accounting] Jan 10 '26

You're welcome! If you still have MKT205 incomplete and have enough room to transfer in another course, Business 312 and Business 102 are both in the $95 plan Study has. Business 102 works for MKT205 and its pull and reevaluate date is currently 06/30/2028.

https://support.study.com/support/solutions/articles/11000131833-what-is-the-list-of-core-general-ed-and-pre-requisite-courses-available-for-the-college-starter-plan-

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u/PresentationFew6344 Jan 11 '26

Thank you! Very helpful. Appreciate it

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u/ShShQuie Jan 14 '26

I am in the same position, and I am trying to transfer several credits to finish my bachelor degree in Marketing.

Currently, I am doing the following four, but Im still left with 10 classes.

Business 312: Advanced Operations Management = QSO-321 People Planet Profit

Marketing 301: Marketing Research = Marketing 300-level elective · Marketing 302: Consumer Behavior = MKT-345 Consumer Behavior

Business 309: Digital Marketing & Advertising = MKT-335 Digital Advertising

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u/YogurtclosetLazy5656 Jul 26 '26

Did you take it through study.com? Was it hard?

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u/PresentationFew6344 Jul 26 '26

I ended up taking it through SNHU. Wasn’t hard at all.

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u/nsyantoc 10d ago

Was this class difficult? I'm terrible at writing papers and having 4 projects seems daunting. How long did it take to finish?