About SNHU Degree Map
SNHU Degree Map is an unofficial planning and visualization tool that helps students explore how degree requirements and known prerequisite relationships fit together.
Why This Site Exists
As an SNHU graduate, I know that understanding how required courses, electives, concentrations, and prerequisites fit together can be difficult. This site makes published catalog information easier to explore visually while keeping the source material in view.
How It Works
Program and course information is synchronized from SNHU's published catalog. Requirement groups are shown as a readable list, and known prerequisite and corequisite relationships are rendered in an interactive graph. Some relationships may not appear when source rules are prose-based, incomplete, or cannot be expressed as course-to-course edges.
Important Disclaimer
This site is unofficial and is not affiliated with or endorsed by SNHU. It is not an official degree audit, and the graph is not an official semester-by-semester course sequence. Verify requirements with the official catalog and an academic advisor.
Related SNHU Tools
SNHU Tools is a small family of unofficial planning sites. They do not share runtime data, but each complements the others:
- Course Prerequisites explores individual course dependency chains.
- Transfer Equivalencies explores accepted transfer mappings.
- Degree Map puts courses into program-level context with requirements and prerequisite graphs.
This project is open source and the code may be found at github.com/andrewtryder/snhu-degreemap.