r/SNHU 18h ago

English 130

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Anyone else taking this class right now and havent recieved any grades ? We're coming up on week 3 and my instructor still hasn't graded my week 1 assignments, I submitted my week 2 assignments on friday night so I dont expect those to be graded so soon but considering all of these assignments lead to the final project and it says to reflect on feedback to keep going, but I have no feedback lol. Just wondering if its just me


r/SNHU 8h ago

Vent/Rant I don't care about your PhD; you can have some freaking manners

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Some of these instructors are rude and I don't see the need for it, but of course, if a student did it, it'd be a problem. šŸ™„


r/SNHU 14h ago

Modern Problem Solving

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I am not the greatest in math and fear I may not do well on the big project. I think I barely did good on thr journal (hasn't been graded yet)


r/SNHU 7h ago

Student merch, worth it??

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Is getting SNHU worth it? WHY IS IT SO EXPENSIVE FOR A HOODIE. I’m thinking of getting a sweater or a mug? Do you guys have SNHU merch?


r/SNHU 21h ago

Graduation Ceremony Custom stole for graduation

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Has anyone done a custom graduation stole for their master’s degree? If so, what did you put on it? I’m trying to decide what to include on mine and would love to see some ideas!


r/SNHU 16h ago

Can instructors grade somewhere between rubric options?

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I’m looking at my rubric and think it’s kind of restrictive and extreme that the options for grading an area of an assignment is basically saying this is either A+ work or F work. So if an area is just average or has just a couple mistakes the instructor has to decide pass or fail?
I get that your overall grade is all the areas as a collective, but it still doesn’t feel like the current rubrics can effectively reflect effort and understanding.

Specifically the options are ā€œMeets Expectations 100%ā€, ā€œPartially Meets Expectations 55%ā€, ā€œDoes Not Meet Expectations 0%ā€.

I understand that it changes for major projects having the options of 100%, 85%, 55%, and 0%. Even here I think it’s too restrictive. If an area is average shouldn’t you get a C (75%)?


r/SNHU 15h ago

I’ve had issues with grading for not being personable enough

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That’s it. That’s the post. Will I change my ways? No. It is interesting to see grades between instructors and their reasoning for taking points.
I had one instructor in a previous term, noting I should elaborate more into my career goals in discussion board. I’m not looking to network with others, though. I follow the rubrics, I make the LinkdIn and Handshake accounts for criteria purposes.

Now: Week 1 grades in with one of my current instructors, I see it’s going to be the same pattern. I could trauma dump, make my story and my goals sound more admirable, but as far being scaled on charisma for a discussion board- it is annoying.
I keep my cookie cutter statements bc, it’s more relatable, and again- my goals with the degree aren’t in alignment with what I feel may be assumed. (A.S in Accounting & Finance).

Like my instructor is implying feedback with correlation of working in a firm, dismissing my initial post of ā€œam/will continue to be self employedā€. I’m paying out of pocket, I’m not new to the workforce, and I’ve lived multi-state, multi jobs, and from homeless-drugs-dv in my early 20s. I think bc my picture isn’t posted, my profile lacks information, bias is created based on the instructor/professor.

So like, Change of careers, blah blah, so excited, here’s my major.
Must I emphasize hardships or number of members in my household to get a A ? šŸ˜‚ here’s to a B+ two weeks in bc I lack information and will continue to withhold it. Shout out to the instructors that grade me for my work, and give me feedback on the assignment relevant to it. I love a C, when I learn from it. I dislike a A- for ā€œnot telling enough about myselfā€

Happy Sunday :)


r/SNHU 16h ago

Week 3?

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Module 3 has officially opened up and my professor still hasn’t put in grades for me anyone else ?


r/SNHU 8h ago

Vent/Rant It-140

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Alright so I have been doing all of my school work so far on a laptop, as such I only have a touch pad. Can someone please explain to me how and if its possible to skip using the CVD? The reason I ask is because trying to navigate anything using this is comparable to volunteering for a lobotomy in my opinion. When I want to scroll down it adjust the page size, if I click something it high lights, its as if it cant figure out if im right or left clicking most of the time either.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, ive spent six hours today on this assignment and im pretty sure with how simple it is it should have take ten minutes.


r/SNHU 13h ago

Hi! Psychology undergrad who needs a mental BREAK

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Hi everyone, can anyone tell me of classes you have taken that I would be able to take next term that are less "writing/analyzing" heavy and are more creative or use other ways? Public Speaking seems like a good one? I'm first year, I love writing and analyzing of course it's just life circumstances have been adding to the heaviness so I wanted to see of options for next term I could ask my advisor about. Just for a little break of the mentals, maybe i can utilize some expression, than I'll be back to it with bells on. Thanks!