We are still welcoming applications for new and transfer students for fall 2020. This means that if you waited to apply, that doesn’t necessarily mean that you missed out! How to apply for college: First-time students If you’re an incoming freshman and you’re playing college admission catch-up, don’t worry. Here’s what you can do to see if you can grab a spot at SEU. More
The coronavirus pandemic has left few aspects of our daily lives untouched, and many people are searching for something new and different to learn about. That’s why SEU has launched a new series of online courses, eLearning at SEU, covering topics from leadership to managing conflict to self care. More
The School of Divinity at Southeastern University recently obtained accreditation from the Association of Theological Schools (ATS) for its graduate programs. “The Association of Theological Schools (ATS) accreditation has been the highest standard of accreditation for seminaries and graduate theological and ministerial education for over one hundred years ... More
For the past 10 years, schools and communities have celebrated college and career readiness with National Decision Day. On May 1 this year, many high school seniors nationwide determined their post-secondary plans — and we were so excited to welcome so many students who have decided to make SEU their new college home! Deadline Extension We know this semester has definitely not happened ... More
As technology and time transform the business landscape, organizations must depend on innovators. Southeastern University’s PhD in Organizational Leadership and Doctorate in Strategic Leadership (DSL) programs expand what it means ... More
Former U.S. Congressman Dennis Ross, now director of the American Center for Political Leadership at Southeastern University, has posted brief videos of significant persons and events in American history. The ... More
We’ve all been told that college is expensive, and heard the horror stories of students who accumulate so much debt they could swim in it. Yet, the biggest obstacle between students and money to pay for college is not horror stories. It’s the inability to find free aid and the tediousness of scholarship applications. This blog covers the first half of this challenge. Click More
Dr. Aaron Judy’s, ’18, (EdD) interest in aviation began at a young age. He grew up spending time at the airport with his grandfathers who flew with the U.S. Air Force and then flew commercially after completing their service. “My first flight was with my grandfather at the local airport when I was seven years old. He took me out in a ... More
For the past 10 years, schools and communities have celebrated college and career readiness with National Decision Day. On May 1, high school seniors nationwide will determine their post-secondary plans. Will you decide SEU? With everything going on in the world, we’ve all had to establish a ”new normal.” Senior year has not gone as expected, and many of you feel as if your ... More
Hey, class of 2020. We see you. We know this isn’t how your senior year was supposed to be. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you’re likely finding yourself attending school virtually, seeing your friends only via video chats, missing all of the end-of high-school stuff you’ve been looking forward to…the list goes on. The struggle is real, but we want you to know that we’re here ... More
