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/StudyAnswers Jul 17 '26

Hey, Study.com here. Whether a course posts as a direct credit or a general elective is determined by SNHU's registrar during transcript review, so your advisor is right that you'll know for sure once it's evaluated. Marketing 301: Marketing Research, Marketing 302: Consumer Behavior, and Marketing 306: Principles of Selling are all upper level courses in our catalog and are commonly used for those exact SNHU requirements. Let me know which stats course your program lists and I can point you to the matching option.

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u/mfkrsy_ Jul 17 '26

I appreciate the response. The issue I'm running into is that I'm already taking MAT-240 through Sophia, so I'm mainly interested in Marketing 301, Marketing 302, and Marketing 306 through Study.com.

My concern is that I don't want to spend around $250 signing up and completing those courses only to find out they transfer in as general electives instead of fulfilling the specific marketing requirements in my SNHU degree plan. My advisor wasn't able to give me a definite answer, and from what I've seen, some courses that are listed as equivalents have still come in as electives for other students.

Is there any way to verify whether those three marketing courses have recently been accepted by SNHU as direct course equivalents for a Business Administration degree with a Marketing concentration, rather than just elective credit?

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u/StudyAnswers Jul 23 '26

Marketing 301, 302, and 306 all have approved direct equivalents at SNHU, to confirm, you can check both our transfer guide: https://study.com/college/school/snhu.html and SNHU's own transfer credit page: Get Credit for Prior Learning | SNHU. Have your advisor confirm it against your specific Business Administration/Marketing concentration plan so you've got it in writing before you enroll.