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Visit this page to set up a personalized campus tour (Daily Visit). In the “Additional/Special Requests” field at the bottom of the form, please notate that you are a prospective Link student. Our admission office will use that information to schedule a meeting with our SEU Link Program Director in conjunction with your time on campus.

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How to Apply

    1. Complete and submit the application and all requested forms. (Note: Our fully-online application is coming soon! Email link@seu.edu with any questions about the application process.)
    2. Submit the $50 non-refundable application fee.
      Make checks or money orders payable to Southeastern University and mail to:
  1.  
  1. SEU Link Post-Secondary Transition Program
  2. Attn. Program Director
  3. Southeastern University College of Education
  4. 1000 Longfellow Boulevard
  5. Lakeland, FL 33801

Admission Process

  1. The Admission Committee will review applications and supporting documentation and select students for the next stage of the admission process, which is an interview and assessment. (Not all students who apply will be selected to move to this stage of the application process.)

  2. Applicants who wish to live on campus will need to participate in an overnight stay with residential mentors in order to be approved to live in the residence halls. Age restrictions apply and certain qualifications must be met in order to live on campus.

  3. After these steps are completed, the Admission Committee will review all information gathered during this process, and applicants will be notified of acceptance or non-acceptance to the program.

Admission Timeline

Application packets for Fall Semester are due by the preceding January 1.

Interviews and overnight stays will be arranged in February.

Admission decisions (acceptances and non-acceptances) will be communicated in March.

Enrollment deposits and commitments to attend are due by April 1.

Admission Requirements

Academic
  • Communicate effectively without prompting
  • Follow directions and instructions with minimal support/ accommodations
  • Comprehend and process information with minimal support/accommodations
  • Demonstrate at least a third grade reading level
  • Actively engage in traditional college and SEU Link courses with minimal support/ accommodations
  • Complete assignments and coursework with minimal support/accommodations
  • Develop and adhere to a personal management schedule (e.g. google calendar or handwritten planner) with minimal support/accommodations
  • Competence in the use of a laptop/tablet and smartphone
Social/Emotional
  • Have a strong willingness to interact socially with peers
  • Use coping strategies and resilience as needed
  • Behave responsibly across variety of settings and environments without supervision or supports
Employment
  • Explore career options in a variety of fields
  • Learn employability skills
  • Complete on-the-job training experiences in a variety of workplace environments
  • Obtain employment in a career field of interest upon completion of the program
Independent Living
  • Function independently without twenty-four hour a day/seven day a week supervision
  • Does not have a legal guardianship in place
  • Use independent time responsibly and wisely
  • Manage personal hygiene without assistance
  • Demonstrate independence with mobility
  • Demonstrate responsible roommate behavior
  • Maintain a clean and organized dorm room

Get Started

SEU Link Post-Secondary Transition Program
Attn. Program Director
Southeastern University College of Education
1000 Longfellow Boulevard
Lakeland, FL 33801
link@seu.edu

Please contact the program coordinator with any questions.

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