Meet Scott

Name: Scott Lutzyk

Class of: 2024

Program: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

"The financial aid and scholarship have made it possible for me to maintain a healthier standing in my life."


What do you like most about SNHU?

The faculty/staff is absolutely the best and very understanding. I have an illness that sometimes gets in the way of me doing class work and they work with me to help me to get things done. The online platform is also outstanding because it's very simple and easy to use. My academic advisor, Kevin, is the best at arranging my classes and communicating with me. He is very good at what he does for me and for the school!

How do the scholarships and financial aid you receive make it possible for you to attend SNHU? Specifically, how have scholarships made a difference?

The financial aid and scholarship have made it possible for me to maintain a healthier standing in my life. It also helps me to pay for things that I haven't been able to pay for, like a new computer for my online classes.

What would you say to those who donate to support student scholarships?

Thank you for supporting students who have difficulty with finances and to help them to pay for college. Going to college means a lot to some people because of their dream jobs and you're making it possible.

Why did you choose Southern New Hampshire University?

The SNHU commercials caught my eye and I was encouraged to go from someone who was already attending.

How has your experience been different than what you’d imagined?

My experience has been positive compared to my experience with another school's staff. SNHU offers what others don't.

What is your dream job?

My dream job is to be a psychologist who studies areas of the unknown, in the world that is unexplainable.

Who at SNHU (professor, coach, advisor, etc.) has been the biggest influence on your college experience? What lessons did that person teach you?

My history professor, Christopher Brooks, has been a big influence on me. When he grades my work, he is always leaving me notes along with quotes about history and it always has me thinking about things I've never thought of before!

What do you find most challenging? How do you deal with this?

My illness has been challenging with my class work. When my body doesn't feel good I don't want to do any class work, but the support from my advisor and professors keep me motivated!

What are you proudest of?

I'm most proud of my GPA because my grades have never been so high before.

In what ways do you want/hope to stay involved as an SNHU graduate?

Hopefully as an instructor, you know the Indiana Jones type.

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