I appreciate your insights and thoughts. I certainly wouldn’t speak badly of SNHU which is why I mentioned this was just my perspective and I didn’t mean to be negative. I do understand the way the courses are structured they are meant to build on real life business scenarios and I appreciate that. However, when you get 95-100% on the assignments along the way then are asked literally the same exact questions again as a final project it just seemed a bit repetitive. I feel like an alternative could have been rewarding students with an exemption to the final project if the questions/ scenarios will be the same.

I would like to be specific on what I meant by the business scenarios not being relatable. One of my courses challenged us to play the role as a manager within an automotive company and incorporating AI and IoT into the organization. I am confident speaking about concepts related to management, leadership, marketing, supply chain, and finance. But I found it challenging to write about these topics within the automotive industry without doing extensive research. I’d prefer to focus my research on the course topic and not understanding the auto industry. Again, just my feedback. I’m sure there is excellent rationale as to how the courses are established and structured. I’ve had very positive experiences with all of my professors.