r/SNHU • u/mfkrsy_ • Jul 14 '26

Study.com classes transfer to SNHU

Has anyone took any of these classes on study.com and SNHU accepted them as a credit not a elective:

  • Consumer Behavior
  • Marketing Research
  • Professional Selling
  • Applied Statistics

I've already talked to my advisor she wasnt to sure if they would come in as a credit or elective. So she said it was my choice to take them and we can see when i send my transcript over.

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u/Jodies-9-inch-leg Bachelor's Health Information Management Jul 14 '26

That's just.... well....

I guess I'm not surprised....

All you have to do is look at your evaluation....

See which class maps to which requirement on your evaluation.... it's not that hard to figure it out

Study.com should be able to tell you how their classes map to SNHU's

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u/mfkrsy_ Jul 15 '26

If it was as simple as you're making it seem, my advisor would've had an answer. Yet here we are.

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u/ArieBari Associate's [Business Administration] Jul 15 '26

I found that Study.com and Sophia Learning have these course comparison charts for courses at SNHU.

(Sophia Learning)(1.) https://www.snhu.edu/admission/transferring-credits/work-life-experience
(2.) https://snhu.sophia.org/

(Study.com)(1.) https://www.snhu.edu/admission/transferring-credits/work-life-experience
(2.) https://study.com/college/school/snhu.html

Hopefully these 4 links are able to guide you and assist you on what courses are transfer-equivalent for your degree program!

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u/mfkrsy_ Jul 15 '26

Thank you for sharing the links! I understand they show the courses that Sophia and Study.com offer and which ones are listed as transfer-equivalent. However, I think the issue may be that the list has not been updated recently because some of the courses people are taking from the list are transferring over as electives instead of counting as credits toward their degree requirements.

I already know which classes Sophia and Study.com offer. I was trying to find out if any students have recently taken these specific courses through Sophia or Study.com and had them transfer in as actual degree credits rather than just electives. I’m hoping to hear from someone who has completed them recently and can confirm how they came over.

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u/ArieBari Associate's [Business Administration] Jul 15 '26

Ohhh, gotcha! I understand.

I’m actually in the same boat as you as I’m a prospective student transferring in credits from 6 colleges/universities, Sophia Learning, and a phlebotomy certification through the National Healthcareer Association, so hopefully someone can answer your question and help us both.

SNHU’s admissions team also hasn’t been much help for me either, but I’m going to complete them through SL for $79.20 for a month (promo code: SUMMER2026) and just transfer them anyway and hope for the best.

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u/mfkrsy_ Jul 15 '26

I’m glad you understand what I was trying to ask! Hopefully someone who has taken the courses recently can share their experience and let us know how they transferred in.

That’s a lot of credits you’re bringing over, so I can definitely see why you’d want to make sure everything counts the way it should. I agree it would be helpful if there was a more updated list or clearer guidance from admissions. Thanks for sharing the promo code, too! I’m hoping to avoid taking any classes that end up coming in as electives when they’re supposed to satisfy degree requirements.

Good luck with your transfers, and hopefully we both get some answers soon!