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The Business of Hope: How Snhu Disrupted Higher Ed and Democratized Online Learning

The Business of Hope: How Snhu Disrupted Higher Ed and Democratized Online Learning

Paperback

General Education

PREORDER - Expected ship date November 3, 2026

ISBN13: 9798895571323
Publisher: Harvard Education PR
Published: Nov 3 2026
Pages: 184
Language: English

An extensive exploration of how to successfully improve the higher education industry, which has historically been slow to change

In 1932, Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) began as a business and secretarial college, which was family-owned and -operated. It had grown into a nonprofit university by the time Paul LeBlanc became president in 2003, but it was just a decade removed from financial disaster. With little name recognition outside New England and enrollment stalled at 2,800, the university was struggling, but also full of untapped potential. In The Business of Hope, Margaret Moffett examines how LeBlanc leveraged online learning to transform SNHU into a thriving institution, with a current enrollment of over 250,000 students.

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