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From campus to career, our job is to help you to be as successful as possible. That’s why we provide you with a wide variety of support services, making it easy to find the help you want — and the resources that you need.
These services are available to all SEU students.
The Academic Center for Enrichment (ACE) is the learning and tutoring center here at Southeastern University. By providing a welcoming, supportive, and collaborative learning environment, we foster success for the entire SEU community.
Testing & Proctoring Services offers College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) testing and also provides extended testing and proctoring services to students who are eligible through the Office of Academic & Auxiliary Services.
Everyone needs help at some point. Our Student Outreach and Support team is here to ensure every student is safe, supported, and successful both inside and outside of the classroom.
If you are a faculty or staff member concerned about a student, submit an Early Alert here.
Our Office of Academic & Auxiliary Services coordinates accommodations for students with documented disabilities.
You won’t have to go far for a part-time job. Student workers find jobs in departments across campus, teaching assistants help faculty members, and students who qualify for Federal Work Study will find plenty of opportunities.
Self-care is important; but who says you have to figure out how to do it all alone? With TimelyMD's TimelyCare, you’ll have 24/7 access to mental health counseling, designed to assist with your individual needs.
SEU Health Services is excited to have a partnership with our local hospital system, Lakeland Regional Health (LRH), to offer students access to medical care.
The Thrive at SEU guide provides tips and resources for navigating life at SEU and adjusting to college.
Your academic advising team collaborates with you throughout your time at SEU to make sure you’re taking the correct courses to stay on track for graduation. Learn more here.
The university catalog is your guide to the courses that are required for your degree. While individual situations may vary, in general, you will fulfill the requirements for your degree based on the catalog year of when you declared your major/chose your degree.
Information for first year students on our main campus in Lakeland.
Stay informed on important academic dates and campus events with our university calendar.
One of the most essential parts of college is preparing for life after graduation. Our Career Services team works to get you career-ready.
The Steelman Library is full of multimedia materials and knowledgeable faculty who are here to help you find the resources you need for projects, studying, and thesis research.
Southeastern University’s Institutional Review Board (IRB) oversees all formal research studies associated with the SEU community.
The Office of the Registrar can help with questions about things such as transfer credits, transcripts, and graduation applications.
Your walk with the Lord is just as important as your academic progress. Our Spiritual Formation activities and multiple weekly Chapel Services will fill your heart and strengthen your faith.
Do you need guidance on which courses to register for to stay on track for graduation, and/or help with class registration? Learn all about academic advising here.
You are assigned two academic advisors based on your major. All students are assigned to a dedicated faculty advisor and staff advisor in support of your academic journey. (If you change your major, your advisors will also change.)
Your faculty advisor is your initial point of contact for course selection, career advice, and academic mentorship.
Your staff advisor (within the Office of Advising, listed below) is your secondary support in areas of general advice, major selection, degree audit questions, and graduation readiness.
Watch this video for step-by-step instructions on how to find the name and email of your assigned advisor, or contact advising@seu.edu.
How does advising help me?
Academic advising is a partnership between the academic advisor and student. Your advisor supports you along your academic journey by assisting you with course selection, helping you set academic goals, and guiding you to make responsible decisions consistent with the requirements of your degree.
Why should I meet with my academic advisors?
Meeting with your academic advisors will help prepare you for course selection and registration consistent with your major, and support you with graduation planning, so it’s highly recommended to contact your advisor as you begin to choose your classes.
How do I prepare for my advising meeting?
Before your meeting, be sure to take these important steps:
How do I register for campus-based classes?
You can register for classes in JICS. Watch this video for step-by-step instructions on registering for traditional (campus-based) classes.
How do I register for online classes?
Traditional students can register for up to two online classes per semester in the fall and spring semesters, and up to 17 credit hours online in the summer. You can find these by reviewing the course schedule in JICS. Then, complete the online course permission form under Registrar > Academics in MySEU.
What does it mean if I have an advising hold?
If you have an advising hold, this means you need to schedule an advising session with your faculty advisor before you can register for classes.
To find the name and email of your assigned academic advisor, watch this step-by-step video or email advising@seu.edu. Keep in mind that if you change your major, your advisor will also change.
How does advising help me?
Academic advising is a partnership between the academic advisor and student. Your advisor supports you along your academic journey by assisting you with course selection, helping you set academic goals, and guiding you to make responsible decisions consistent with the requirements of your degree.
Why should I meet with my academic advisor?
Meeting with your academic advisors will help prepare you for course selection and registration consistent with your major, and support you with graduation planning, so it’s highly recommended to contact your advisor as you begin to choose your classes.
How do I prepare for my advising meeting?
Before your meeting, be sure to take these important steps:
How do I register for online classes?
You can register for classes in JICS. Watch this video for step-by-step instructions to register for online classes.
Your academic advisor is assigned to you based on your partner site of enrollment. Contact your site or advising@seu.edu to find out who your site’s advisor is (or watch this step-by-step video).
Keep in mind that if you change your major, your advisor will also change.
How does advising help me?
Academic advising is a partnership between the site director, academic advisor and student. Your advisor supports you along your academic journey by assisting you with course selection, helping you set academic goals, and guiding you to make responsible decisions consistent with the requirements of your degree.
Why should I meet with my site director & academic advisors?
Meeting with your site director and academic advisors will help prepare you for course selection and registration consistent with your major, and support you with graduation planning, so it’s highly recommended to contact your advisor as you begin to choose your classes.
How do I prepare for my advising meeting?
Before your meeting, be sure to take these important steps:
How do I register for online classes?
You can register for classes in JICS. Watch this video for step-by-step instructions to register for extension site classes.
Your program chair is your best resource for course questions and planning. Watch this video for additional help with the process. You can also connect with the Office of the Registrar.
