Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) was founded in 1932. Located in Manchester, New Hampshire, USA, it is famous for its stable teaching and excellent relationship with enterprises. It has been rated as a first-class university in the north by the authoritative American magazine  US News and World Report for many years. The university includes the School of Community Economics Development, the School of Liberal Arts, the School of Business and the School of Education, providing students with courses ranging from associate degree to doctoral degree and covering more than 50 majors in education, business, liberal arts and tourism management.
SNHU and Dartmouth College, one of the ivy league schools, are both noble in Northern New England, USA. Small-class teaching mode is another feature of the university, with a teacher-student ratio of about 1:18, so as to maximize students' learning effect. In addition, most of the professors in the university have practical business experience. For example, Dr. Samii, head teacher of the Doctor of Business Administration, once served as a senior economist and chief financial officer of OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries), and he is now a visiting professor at MIT. All of the professors in the Accounting Department have obtained CPA (Certified Public Accountant) qualification. Paying equal attention to theory and practice is the biggest feature of SNHU.
　　Founded in: 1932
　　Population: 8,700
　　Description: Private university