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Tanzania Fair, who earned her degree in 2020 and lives in Washington DC.

Living in D.C.? Earn Your Degree լƵ

Join more than 1,000 fellow Washington, D.C., residents who are current students or graduates of լƵ (SNHU), an accredited, nonprofit university offering more than 200 career-focused online programs.

With low online tuition, no set class times and some of the best support in higher education, choosing where to earn your degree has never been easier.

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1k students and graduates
in D.C.

25+

Accredited and nonprofit with
25+ years of online expertise

200+ online programs

200+ career-focused
online degrees

Discover the Value of an SNHU Degree

Career-Focused Courses

Prepare for your future with an online degree that can get you workforce ready or help advance your career.

Accredited

SNHU is accredited by the regional accreditor the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), which means we meet specific standards of quality and have the tools and resources required to help students succeed.

Transfer-Friendly

Already have some college credit? Transfer up to 90 credits toward your bachelor’s degree to save time and money.

Save Even More with Partnerships

SNHU partners with organizations and institutions nationwide with the goal of providing even more affordable online degrees to students like you.

You can check whether your organization has already partnered with us by reaching out to partnersupport@snhu.edu.

Your Service Deserves Our Support

In addition to low online tuition, no set class times and some of the best support in higher education, active-duty U.S. service members and their spouses can qualify for tuition discounts. We also accept military tuition assistance, Veteran Affairs (VA) education benefits and Military Spouse Career Advancement Account (MyCAA) scholarships for spouses.

Explore additional SNHU degree and certificate programs.

Hannah Lewis, Elaina Hill and Arielys Liriano wearing aprons in a Washington D.C. soup kitchen where they volunteered during spring break.

SNHU in Your Community

Every year some SNHU students spend their spring break working on service projects. In 2019, one group traveled to Washington, D.C., where they worked with agencies helping people at risk of homelessness and volunteered in soup kitchens.

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