• Earn an Associate's Degree, Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree, or Certificate with online classes
• SEIU members receive a 25% reduction in undergraduate and graduate tuition
• Open to eligible SEIU members and their families¹
• No testing requirements (SAT/ACT or GMAT/GRE) and continuous enrollment is not required
• Develop skills that you can apply immediately in areas like healthcare, communication, and team-building
• Get help when you need it from a dedicated advisor

SEIU Member Benefits and Southern New Hampshire University² have teamed up to offer SEIU members an online education program for undergraduate or graduate students. Over 200 programs of study are offered, including:

• Associate’s degrees in Accounting, Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Information Technology, and Marketing
• Bachelor’s degrees in Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Healthcare Administration, Nursing, and Public Health
• Master’s degrees in Business Administration (MBA), Clinical Mental Health Counseling (MA), Criminal Justice (MS), Curriculum and Instruction (MEd), Healthcare Administration (MS), Nursing (MSN), and Psychology (MS)
• Certificate Programs in Accounting (undergraduate & graduate), Human Resources Management (undergraduate & graduate), Project Management (graduate), Public Administration (graduate)

Degree programs are convenient and affordable.³ Plus you’ll develop skills that you can immediately apply at your current job.

You can earn a college degree. Ready to learn how?

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1. Eligible SEIU members are full dues paying members in good standing, and their spouse, domestic partner and parents thereof; children, and spouses thereof; parents, and spouses thereof; siblings, and spouses thereof; grandparents and grandchildren, and spouses thereof

2. Southern New Hampshire University is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). All programs offered by SNHU are encompassed by this regional accreditation.

3. Federal financial aid and financing available. Members are encouraged to complete the Federal Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and determine if you qualify for any Federal Pell Grant money that can be applied to pay for college.