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With over 200 career-relevant programs, SNHU offers nonprofit, accredited education designed for busy adults. Thousands of students choose SNHU for its value, flexibility, and strong support.
For nearly 30 years, UMA has helped students build rewarding healthcare careers. With personalized support from day one to graduation, you’ll stay on track to reach your goals.
UAGC offers flexible 5- to 6-week online courses across associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs. Learn on your schedule and build the skills employers want.
Our mission is to empower a diverse student body for academic, personal, and professional success, through a commitment to inclusive, student-centered support and lifelong learning.
We ask a few simple questions about your education goals, preferred learning format (online or on-campus), and interests. Based on your answers, we connect you with accredited universities that offer programs aligned with your needs.
Absolutely. We show you schools that align with your preferences. You can review your matches, learn more, and decide which options (if any) you want to pursue.
We help you narrow down options based on your goals, interests, and preferences. You'll see programs in fields you’re interested in, then you decide which ones fit your schedule, career plans, and learning style.
You can get matched with associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degree programs and certificates in popular fields like business, healthcare, technology, education, and more. Many options are 100% online or offer flexible formats.
Many students will qualify for financial aid from the federal or state government, or from their school itself. This money comes in the form of a grant or scholarship, can be worth thousands of dollars and does not need to be repaid. Grants are typically need-based while scholarships may have other qualifying criteria. File the FAFSA once, and the schools we match you with will build a personalized financial aid package around you.
Up to $7,395 per year may be available to those who qualify.[1]
Extra $100-$4,000 may be available from your college, first-come, first-served.[2]
Receive up to $4,000 a year for committing to teach in high-need schools.[3]
Many states and colleges offer their own financial aid in the form of grants and scholarships.[4]
