Undergraduate Catalog 2010-2011 - SNHU Academic Archive ...

College of Online and Continuing Education
The National standards for student membership in Alpha
Sigma Lambda are as follows:
• Members must be matriculated and have a minimum
of 24 graded semester hours or the equivalent and
shall be matriculated students in an undergraduate
degree program. These college credits must not include
transfer credits. All credits must be taken through and
graded at the matriculating institution and must be
included in the student’s cumulative GPA.
• At least 12 credits of a student’s total credits should
be earned in courses in Liberal Arts/Sciences. If the
student has not earned 12 Liberal Arts/Sciences credits
within the 24 credits completed at the matriculating
institution, accepted transfer courses may be used
to meet this requirement.
• Members shall be selected only from the highest 20
percent of the class who have 24 graded credits and
are matriculated in an undergraduate degree program.
• Those selected must have a minimum grade point
index of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale or its equivalent. The
cumulative scholastic record of the student as interpreted
by the institution where membership is to be
conferred shall be the basis for computing scholastic
eligibility.
Alpha Sigma Lambda Foundation Scholarship
Any student may apply for the Foundation Scholarships. A
student must have completed 30 semester hours with a grade
point average of 3.4 for the Triangle Club: Second Century
Scholarships, or a 3.2 for the General Foundations Scholarships
on all work taken at SNHU. You must be 24 years of age
or older, enrolled in a baccalaureate degree program, have a
financial need for assistance to complete the degree and do
not need to be a member of the local Alpha Sigma Lambda
chapter to apply. Applications for the Triangle Club are due in
March and the Non-Triangle Club in April. Check with
SNHU’s National Counselor (Maria Minickiello at m.minickiello@snhu.edu)
for more information.
Undergraduate Programs offered through COCE
(all locations)
Accounting (A.S.)
Accounting (B.S.)
Accounting/Finance (B.S.)
Accounting/Information Systems (B.S.)
Accounting Certificate
Business Administration (A.S.)
Business Administration (B.S.)
Business Administration/
Human Resource Management (B.S.)
Business Administration/Organizational Leadership (B.S.)
Business Administration/
Small Business Management (B.S.)
Business Information Systems Certificate
Business Studies/Accounting (B.S.)
Business Studies/Business Administration (B.S.)
Business Studies/Business Finance (B.S.)
Business Studies/Computer Information Technology (B.S.)
Business Studies/Human Resource Management (B.S.)
Business Studies/International Management (B.S.)
Business Studies/Marketing (B.S.)
Business Studies/Organizational Leadership (B.S.)
Business Studies/Small Business Management (B.S.)
Child Development (B.A.)*
Communication (B.A.)
Community Sociology (B.A.)
Computer Information Technology (A.S.)
Computer Information Technology (B.S.)
Early Childhood Education (B.A.)*
Elementary Education (B.A)*
English Language & Literature (B.A.)
Finance/Economics (B.S.)
Human Resource Management Certificate
International Business (B.S.)
Justice Studies (B.S.)
Liberal Arts (A.A.)
Marketing (A.S.)
Marketing (B.S.)
Psychology (B.A.)
Psychology/Child & Adolescent Development (B.A.)
Psychology/Forensic Psychology (B.A.)
Technical Management (B.S.)
* Programs offered exclusively through Manchester Center
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