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SNHU A.S. Information Technologies Degree Plan Transfer Credit Map
Associate of Science in Information Technologies at Southern New Hampshire University, with UPI Study courses
21of 60 credits can come from UPI Study courses by SNHU's own posted equivalencies. 39 are taken at SNHU.
Made by UPI Study, not by SNHU. Check every line with your SNHU advisor before you enroll.
One square per credit, in the colours of the status column; every three squares are one 3-credit course. Grey squares are taken at SNHU. Sections are ordered fullest first; inside a section the order is SNHU's own.
The degree, row by row
Every requirement of the Associate of Science in Information Technologies, from SNHU's requirements, and the UPI Study course that fills it. Tap a requirement for SNHU's course titles and the notes. Transfer limit 45 credits.
- Covered
- Partly covered
- UPI suggests trying
- Ask your advisor about this
| Row | Requirement at SNHU | SNHU course | Credits | UPI Study course | Counts at SNHU as | From UPI | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Free Electives9 of 9 credits from UPI Study | |||||||
| 1 | — | 9 | Principles of ManagementBusiness 101 · NCCRS | counts as OL215 Principles of Management | 3 | Covered | |
| 2 | MicroeconomicsEconomics 251 · ACE and NCCRS | counts as ECO201 Microeconomics | 3 | ||||
| 3 | MacroeconomicsEconomics 252 · ACE and NCCRS | counts as ECO202 Macroeconomics | 3 | ||||
| Total, Free Electives | 9 | from UPI Study courses | 9 | ||||
General Education: The Commons9 of 24 credits from UPI Study | |||||||
| 4 | Cornerstone English (CENG), course 1 of 2 | ENG120, ENG130 | 3 | English Composition 1UPI suggests trying it · ENG 101 | — | 0 | UPI suggests trying |
| 5 | Cornerstone English (CENG), course 2 of 2 | ENG190, ENG200 | 3 | English Composition 2UPI suggests trying it · ENG 102 | — | 0 | UPI suggests trying |
| 6 | MAT126, MAT107, MAT108 +12 more | 3 | Calculus 2Math 265 · NCCRS | counts as MAT275 Calculus II: Integration and Series + MAT2ELE Mathematics Elective | 3 | Covered | |
| 7 | SCI214, SCI260, BIO101 +41 more | 6 | Physics IPhysics 200 · ACE and NCCRS | counts as PHY215 Physics I | 3 | Partly covered | |
| 8 | SCS215, SCS260, ATH111 +47 more | 3 | Introduction to PsychologyPsychology 110 · ACE and NCCRS | counts as PSY108 Introduction to Psychology | 3 | Covered | |
| 9 | IDS104, IDS105, FYS101 +16 more | 6 | —Ask your advisor about this | — | 0 | Ask your advisor about this | |
| Total, General Education: The Commons | 24 | from UPI Study courses | 9 | ||||
Major Courses3 of 27 credits from UPI Study | |||||||
| 10 | DAD220 | 3 | —Ask your advisor about this | — | 0 | Ask your advisor about this | |
| 11 | IT140 | 3 | —Ask your advisor about thisSNHU counts UPI's Introduction to HTML and CSS as IT1ELE Information Technology Elective, not for this requirement. | — | 0 | Ask your advisor about this | |
| 12 | IT200 | 3 | Introduction to ComputingUPI suggests trying it · Computer Science 235SNHU counts UPI's Fundamentals of Information Technology as IT100 Introduction to Information Technology, not for this requirement. | — | 0 | UPI suggests trying | |
| 13 | IT202 | 3 | —Ask your advisor about thisSNHU counts UPI's Introduction to Operating Systems as IT3ELE Information Technology Elective, not for this requirement. | — | 0 | Ask your advisor about this | |
| 14 | IT212 | 3 | —Ask your advisor about thisSNHU counts UPI's Introduction to Networking as IT1ELE Information Technology Elective, not for this requirement. | — | 0 | Ask your advisor about this | |
| 15 | IT226 | 3 | Advanced Technical WritingUPI suggests trying it · English 120SNHU counts UPI's Business Communication as COM1ELE Communication Elective, not for this requirement. | — | 0 | UPI suggests trying | |
| 16 | IT253 | 3 | Network and Systems SecurityUPI suggests trying it · Computer Science 252SNHU counts UPI's Cybersecurity as CYB200 Cybersecurity Foundations, not for this requirement. | — | 0 | UPI suggests trying | |
| 17 | IT272 | 3 | —Ask your advisor about this | — | 0 | Ask your advisor about this | |
| 18 | QSO340, QSO345 | 3 | Project ManagementBusiness 230 · NCCRS | counts as QSO340 Project Management | 3 | Covered | |
| Total, Major Courses | 27 | from UPI Study courses | 3 | ||||
| Whole degree | 60 | from UPI Study courses, by SNHU's own posted equivalencies | 21 | 39 at SNHU | |||
How we counted
Using only SNHU's own posted equivalencies for UPI Study courses, up to 21 of the 60 credits could come from UPI Study (9 in General Education: The Commons, 3 in Major Courses, 9 in Free Electives). That is within SNHU's 45-credit transfer limit and leaves 39 credits to take at SNHU (SNHU requires at least 15, including 9 in the major; this plan leaves 24 major credits at SNHU). SNHU's admissions and transfer team makes the final decision on every credit.
Southern New Hampshire University is not a UPI Study partner; what each course counts as comes from Southern New Hampshire University's own posted evaluations of ACE- and NCCRS-recommended courses. A suggested course is one to try, not an official equivalency, and is never counted. ACE and NCCRS have over 2,100 cooperating colleges that will consider accepting credits; the final decision is with the universities.
Free Electives - 9 credits
Covered the UPI Study course on this row fills the requirement
UPI Study courses
- Principles of ManagementBusiness 101 · 3 credits · recommended by NCCRS credit recommendationCounts as OL215 Principles of Management
- MicroeconomicsEconomics 251 · 3 credits · recommended by ACE credit recommendation (ACE ID UPIS-0018) and NCCRS credit recommendationCounts as ECO201 Microeconomics
- MacroeconomicsEconomics 252 · 3 credits · recommended by ACE credit recommendation (ACE ID UPIS-0017) and NCCRS credit recommendationCounts as ECO202 Macroeconomics
Free electives can be any college-level credit. Every UPI Study course that SNHU posts and that this plan has not used above is listed; the plan counts courses in the order of SNHU's list until the 9 credits are full. A student picks any mix.
Cornerstone English (CENG), course 1 of 2
UPI suggests trying a UPI Study course on the subject: one to try, not an official equivalency, never counted
UPI suggests trying English Composition 1. Not an official equivalency, so it is not counted; SNHU decides.
SNHU courses
ENG120College Composition IENG130Foundations of Written Communication
UPI Study's English Composition 1 and 2 are not in SNHU's posted list.
Cornerstone English (CENG), course 2 of 2
UPI suggests trying a UPI Study course on the subject: one to try, not an official equivalency, never counted
UPI suggests trying English Composition 2. Not an official equivalency, so it is not counted; SNHU decides.
SNHU courses
ENG190Research and PersuasionENG200Research and Composition
Cornerstone Math (CMAT)
Covered the UPI Study course on this row fills the requirement
UPI Study course
- Calculus 2Math 265 · 4 credits · recommended by NCCRS credit recommendationCounts as MAT275 Calculus II: Integration and Series + MAT2ELE Mathematics Elective
SNHU courses
MAT126Mathematical Reasoning for Modern Problem-SolvingMAT107Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching IMAT108Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching IIMAT115Math and SocietyMAT135The Heart of MathematicsMAT142Precalculus with LimitsMAT160Introduction to Game TheoryMAT215Introduction to Mathematical ModelingMAT222Introduction to CombinatoricsMAT225Calculus I: Single-Variable CalculusMAT239Mathematics for ComputingMAT240Applied StatisticsMAT241Modern Statistics with SoftwareMAT260CryptologyMAT275Calculus II: Integration and Series
MAT275 Calculus II is the only course on SNHU's Cornerstone Math list that SNHU posts for a UPI Study course (UPI Study Calculus 2). Most students take one of SNHU's other math options.
Exploration: Scientific and Mathematical Fluencies (ESMF) - this program requires two ESMF courses
Partly covered UPI Study fills some of the credits; the rest is taken at SNHU
UPI Study course
- Physics IPhysics 200 · 3 credits · recommended by ACE credit recommendation (ACE ID UPIS-0007) and NCCRS credit recommendationCounts as PHY215 Physics I
SNHU courses
SCI214STEM and the Scientific MindsetSCI260STEM Principles and Problem-SolvingBIO101Principles of BiologyBIO210Introduction to Anatomy and PhysiologyBIO210LAnatomy and Physiology LabBIO215People, Places, and PlaguesBIO302Field OrnithologyCHM120General Chemistry ICIS135Interactive Scripting for Business ApplicationsCIS209Introduction to Robotics ApplicationsCIS213Humanoid RobotsCIS214Technology and ArtCIS252AI and Robotics in K-12 EducationCIS255Applied Data Structure and DatabaseCIS270Web Design & ConstructionCIS275Artificial Intelligence for Real-World ApplicationsCS110Fundamentals of ProgrammingCS113Introduction to ProgrammingCSM199The Built EnvironmentEDU255AI and Robotics in K-12 EducationEG112Engineering Design IIEG361Introduction to Autonomous RobotsEG424Industrial RobotsIT140Introduction to ScriptingMAT107Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching IMAT108Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching IIMAT115Math and SocietyMAT135The Heart of MathematicsMAT142Precalculus with LimitsMAT160Introduction to Game TheoryMAT215Introduction to Mathematical ModelingMAT222Introduction to CombinatoricsMAT225Calculus I: Single-Variable CalculusMAT239Mathematics for ComputingMAT240Applied StatisticsMAT241Modern Statistics with SoftwareMAT260CryptologyMAT275Calculus II: Integration and SeriesMAT299Mathematical Proof and Problem SolvingMAT300Applied Statistics II: Regression AnalysisPHL214Formal LogicPHY101Principles of PhysicsPHY215Physics ISCI218Natural Resources
Two ESMF courses: 3 credits fill ESMF and 3 credits use part of the Exploration Electives. SNHU posts Physics I (PHY215) and Calculus 2 (MAT275) for UPI Study courses on this list; the plan uses Calculus 2 for Cornerstone Math, so one ESMF course is counted (Physics I) and one is taken at SNHU.
Exploration: Social, Political, Psychological and Economic Contexts (ESPE) - this program requires one ESPE course
Covered the UPI Study course on this row fills the requirement
UPI Study course
- Introduction to PsychologyPsychology 110 · 3 credits · recommended by ACE credit recommendation (ACE ID UPIS-0006) and NCCRS credit recommendationCounts as PSY108 Introduction to Psychology
SNHU courses
SCS215Social Sciences and the Human ExperienceSCS260Social Issues and Decision-MakingATH111Introduction to Cultural AnthropologyCOM220Intercultural CommunicationDEV106Learner DevelopmentDEV260Culturally Responsive CitizenECO101Economics of Social IssuesECO201MicroeconomicsECO202MacroeconomicsECO314Labor EconomicsECO455Experiential International EconomicsENV348Environmental Law, Politics, and Sustainable DevelopmentFIN250Personal Financial PlanningFIN455Experiential International FinanceGST100Introduction to Women's StudiesGST335Gender and SportHOS220Geography of Global CulturesJUS101Introduction to Criminal JusticeJUS305International Criminal JusticeJUS309White Collar CrimeLIT239Literature and the MindLIT241Crime LiteratureMKT205Applied Marketing StrategiesMKT225Digital MarketingMKT345Consumer BehaviorOL408Building Diverse and Inclusive OrganizationsPOL210American PoliticsPOL211International RelationsPOL213World PoliticsPOL301U.S. Foreign PolicyPOL306The American Legal TraditionPOL326World Legal TraditionsPOL348Environmental Law, Politics, and Sustainable DevelopmentPOL378The United Nations and Global GovernancePSY108Introduction to PsychologyPSY225Health PsychologyPSY302Conspiracy Theory: Causes, Consequences, and ResponsesPSY328Theories of PersonalityPSY355Theories of Social PsychologySNHU200Intercultural ExplorationSNHU397Global Inquiry Scholars of SNHUSOC112Introduction to SociologySOC213Sociology of Social ProblemsSOC214World SociologySOC302Conspiracy Theory: Causes, Consequences, and ResponsesSOC317Sociology of the FamilySOC320Sociology of GenderSPED106Children with ExceptionalitiesSPT333Sport, Society, and EthicsSPT335Gender and Sport
One course from the list.
Other general education - 6 credits (Cornerstone Social Justice, Humanities or Sustainability)
Ask your advisor about this no official equivalency and nothing to suggest yet; nothing here is counted
Ask your advisor about this.
SNHU courses
IDS104Mindset and Growth for Lifelong LearningIDS105Cultural Awareness and Online LearningFYS101First Year SeminarHUM102Self, Society, and the HumanitiesHUM110AFoundations in Humanities (Learning to Look)HUM110BFoundations in Humanities (Exploring the Past)HUM110CFoundations in Humanities (The Literary Imagination)HUM110DFoundations in Humanities (Music and Meaning)HUM110EFoundations in Humanities (Philosophical Reasoning)IDS150Global Perspectives in SustainabilityBUS208Sustainable BusinessesEG110Engineering Ideas into PrototypesENV219Environmental IssuesHIS270American Environmental HistoryPOL322Stratagem: The Sustainable Development Simulation GameSCI219Environmental IssuesSCI220Energy and SocietySPT215Sports and SustainabilitySST101Introduction to Sustainability
This plan assumes these 6 credits are Cornerstone courses (SNHU's First Year Cornerstone Policy); SNHU's advisor confirms which.
DAD220 Introduction to Structured Database Environments
Ask your advisor about this no official equivalency and nothing to suggest yet; nothing here is counted
Ask your advisor about this.
SNHU course
DAD220Introduction to Structured Database Environments
UPI Study's Database Fundamentals is posted by SNHU as CS1ELE elective credit, not DAD220.
IT140 Introduction to Scripting
Ask your advisor about this no official equivalency and nothing to suggest yet; nothing here is counted
Ask your advisor about this.
SNHU counts UPI's Introduction to HTML and CSS as IT1ELE Information Technology Elective, not for this requirement.
SNHU course
IT140Introduction to Scripting
UPI Study's Programming in Python is posted by SNHU as IT1ELE elective credit, not IT140.
IT200 Fundamentals of Information Technology
UPI suggests trying a UPI Study course on the subject: one to try, not an official equivalency, never counted
UPI suggests trying Introduction to Computing. Not an official equivalency, so it is not counted; SNHU decides.
SNHU counts UPI's Fundamentals of Information Technology as IT100 Introduction to Information Technology, not for this requirement.
SNHU course
IT200Fundamentals of Information Technology
UPI Study's Fundamentals of Information Technology is posted by SNHU as IT100 Introduction to Information Technology, not IT200 Fundamentals of Information Technology, so it does not fill this requirement (ask SNHU).
IT202 Computer Operating Systems
Ask your advisor about this no official equivalency and nothing to suggest yet; nothing here is counted
Ask your advisor about this.
SNHU counts UPI's Introduction to Operating Systems as IT3ELE Information Technology Elective, not for this requirement.
SNHU course
IT202Computer Operating Systems
UPI Study's Introduction to Operating Systems is posted by SNHU as IT3ELE elective credit, not IT202.
IT212 Introduction to Computer Networks
Ask your advisor about this no official equivalency and nothing to suggest yet; nothing here is counted
Ask your advisor about this.
SNHU counts UPI's Introduction to Networking as IT1ELE Information Technology Elective, not for this requirement.
SNHU course
IT212Introduction to Computer Networks
UPI Study's Introduction to Networking is posted by SNHU as IT1ELE elective credit, not IT212.
IT226 Communication in STEM Professions
UPI suggests trying a UPI Study course on the subject: one to try, not an official equivalency, never counted
UPI suggests trying Advanced Technical Writing. Not an official equivalency, so it is not counted; SNHU decides.
SNHU counts UPI's Business Communication as COM1ELE Communication Elective, not for this requirement.
SNHU course
IT226Communication in STEM Professions
IT253 Computer Systems Security
UPI suggests trying a UPI Study course on the subject: one to try, not an official equivalency, never counted
UPI suggests trying Network and Systems Security. Not an official equivalency, so it is not counted; SNHU decides.
SNHU counts UPI's Cybersecurity as CYB200 Cybersecurity Foundations, not for this requirement.
SNHU course
IT253Computer Systems Security
UPI Study's Cybersecurity is posted by SNHU as CYB200 Cybersecurity Foundations, not IT253.
IT272 Cross-Platform Technologies
Ask your advisor about this no official equivalency and nothing to suggest yet; nothing here is counted
Ask your advisor about this.
SNHU course
IT272Cross-Platform Technologies
1 of: QSO340 Project Management, QSO345 Project Management for CAPM® Certification
Covered the UPI Study course on this row fills the requirement
UPI Study course
- Project ManagementBusiness 230 · 3 credits · recommended by NCCRS credit recommendationCounts as QSO340 Project Management
SNHU courses
QSO340Project ManagementQSO345Project Management for CAPM® Certification
SNHU posts a UPI Study course as one of these SNHU courses.
Build my plan
Tick the UPI Study courses you want. The credits and the plan options follow. Your SNHU advisor confirms what transfers.
Made by UPI Study, not by SNHU. Check every line with your SNHU advisor before you enroll.
Counted in the table above 7 coursesOfficial under SNHU's posting; ticked for you.
Needs your advisor's OK 5 coursesSNHU has not confirmed these: suggested, advisor or pending courses, not counted above.
More courses that fit this degree 39 coursesOfficial too, but not in the count above (one course per requirement, or the transfer limit).
7 courses · 22 credits
At 2 courses a month, the courses you ticked take about 4 months (an estimate).
At this pace the lowest total is Monthly: $99 a month, about $396 in total.
Or $250 a course, one at a time, with lifetime access to that course. Transcripts are $20 extra.
These are the plans for SNHU students, wherever you live; eligibility is confirmed at checkout. International and not at SNHU? See the pricing page or ask Athena in the chat.
Questions, answered
How many credits can I transfer into SNHU's Associate of Science in Information Technologies?
21 of the 60 credits can come from UPI Study courses on SNHU's own posted evaluations of UPI Study courses: 7 courses across the sections in the table above. SNHU applies at most 45 transfer credits to this degree. SNHU evaluates the official transcript and has the final say on every credit.
Does SNHU accept UPI Study or NCCRS credits?
Southern New Hampshire University is not a UPI Study partner, but it works with NCCRS and ACE and has posted its own evaluations of UPI Study courses; this plan uses only those postings. ACE and NCCRS have over 2,100 cooperating colleges that will consider accepting credits; the final decision is with the universities. SNHU confirms each credit when it evaluates your official transcript.
Did SNHU make this degree plan?
UPI Study made this plan; SNHU did not provide, review or approve it. Students ask us for plans like this all the time, so we built it ourselves from SNHU's published catalog and its posted course equivalencies, as carefully as we can. Catalogs and transfer rules change, and SNHU alone decides what counts toward your degree. Please check every line of this plan and sheet with your SNHU advisor before you enroll or pay. UPI Study takes no responsibility for decisions made from this plan; it is a planning tool to help you.
Can I finish the general education requirements before I enrol at SNHU?
Much of it: 9 of the 24 credits in General Education: The Commons can come from UPI Study courses (Calculus 2, Physics I and Introduction to Psychology). The other 15 credits are taken at SNHU or from another source SNHU accepts. You can take the UPI Study courses before you apply; SNHU applies the credit once it has your official transcript.
How long would it take if I do 2 courses a month?
The 7 UPI Study courses in this plan take about 4 months at 2 courses a month, about 7 at 1 a month and about 3 at 3. Every course is self-paced and starts any day. The plan builder on this page redoes the sum for the courses you tick and your own pace.
What's the cheapest way to do the UPI Study part of this degree?
Monthly access is the lowest total for the 7 courses in this plan: at 2 courses a month they take about 4 months, so $99 a month comes to about $396. Lifetime access is $599 once and covers every UPI Study course for as long as you need, at any pace; yearly access is $495 for 12 months (about $495 at this pace); a single course is $250. Transcripts are $20 extra. These are the plans for SNHU students, wherever you live; eligibility is confirmed at checkout. The rest of the degree is paid to SNHU at its own tuition.
Do I need to be enrolled at SNHU before I take UPI Study courses?
No. UPI Study courses are open to anyone, and most students take them before they apply or between terms. SNHU evaluates the official transcript when you apply or when you ask for a transfer evaluation. If you are already enrolled, ask your SNHU advisor before you register for a course, so the credit lands where you expect.
How do I send my UPI Study transcript to SNHU?
Request it from your UPI Study account when your courses are complete: UPI Study sends the official transcript to SNHU for $20. SNHU then decides how each credit applies to the Associate of Science in Information Technologies.
What if my SNHU advisor says a course doesn't count?
SNHU has the final say. This plan counts only SNHU's own posted evaluations of UPI Study courses; the 5 rows marked “Ask your advisor” or “UPI suggests trying” are left out of the total for that reason. If an advisor places a course differently, ask where else it can count (Free Electives is already full in this plan), and ask for the placement in writing before you take the next course.
Which requirements have to be taken at SNHU itself?
At least 15 credits must be taken at SNHU, 9 of them within the major. Every requirement with no counted UPI Study course is also taken at SNHU or from another source SNHU accepts.
Which UPI Study courses count toward the Associate of Science in Information Technologies?
7 courses: Principles of Management, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Calculus 2, Physics I, Introduction to Psychology and Project Management. Each one is placed on the row it fills in the table above, with what it counts as at SNHU.
Do UPI Study courses only count as electives at SNHU?
No. SNHU posts 23 of the 46 UPI Study courses as named SNHU courses (for example OL215 Principles of Management and PSY108 Introduction to Psychology) and 23 as elective credit (for example IT1ELE Information Technology Elective). Elective credit fits free electives; whether SNHU applies it anywhere else is for SNHU's transfer team to decide.
Not at SNHU?
ACE and NCCRS have over 2,100 cooperating colleges that will consider accepting credits; the final decision is with the universities.
Sources (12)
- SNHU University Catalog - Fall 2026: Information Technologies (AS) (AS.ITE), effective 2023-07-03 https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-catalogs#/programs/view/63b6ea3444a8fb045642bc91
- SNHU online program page: AS in Information Technologies https://www.snhu.edu/online-degrees/associate/as-in-information-technologies
- SNHU University Catalog - Fall 2026: General Education: The Commons https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-catalogs#/programs/view/69d3d6c9eb5bdaa48ec3e8d8
- SNHU Work & Life Experience database - organization 'UPI Study' (46 entries) https://www.snhu.edu/admission/transferring-credits/work-life-experience#/experiences?group=UPI%20Study
- SNHU - Transferring credits https://www.snhu.edu/admission/transferring-credits
- SNHU - Get Credit for Work/Life Experience https://www.snhu.edu/admission/transferring-credits/work-life-experience
- SNHU catalog policy: Degree and Certificate Requirements https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-catalogs#/policy/BkAlRBE5-
- SNHU catalog policy: Institutional Credit Requirements https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-catalogs#/policy/Hytqz8N9b
- SNHU catalog policy: Credit for Prior Learning https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-catalogs#/policy/S1Xo6NN5W
- SNHU catalog policy: Transfer Credit https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-catalogs#/policy/ByGVGrN9-
- SNHU catalog policy: General Education Transfer Policy https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-catalogs#/policy/BJMn0EN5W
- SNHU catalog policy: General Education, Anti-Encroachment Policy https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-catalogs#/policy/HkaXIIEcb