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SEU ADMISSION

Dual Enrollment

Dual Enrollment Options

Dual enrollment is an exciting opportunity for high school students to earn college credit while they are in high school. We offer dual enrollment courses on our main campus in Lakeland, Florida, as well as fully online, at select high schools, and at partner sites in Florida and Ohio.

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Main Campus

Lakeland, Florida

Overview

  • 16-week classes are held on our beautiful Lakeland, Florida campus.
  • Dual enrollment is open to high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors with at least a 3.0 GPA. No tests or transcripts are required.
  • See the Frequently Asked Questions below for more information.

How to Get Started

Online

Overview

  • Online courses are 8 weeks long. Students may complete the weekly assignments on their own schedules.
  • Dual enrollment is open to high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors with at least a 3.0 GPA. No tests or transcripts are required.
  • Online courses are offered each semester during the fall, spring, and summer.

How to Get Started

High School

Overview

  • Classes are offered on your high school campus or online.
  • Tuition is discounted.
  • You must be at least a sophomore in high school and have a high school unweighted GPA of 3.0 or higher for all academic courses, or a 2.5 GPA for vocational or career classes.
  • Most Freshman (1000) or Sophomore (2000) level courses that do not require prerequisites can be taken.
  • You may complete up to 15 credit hours per term.

How to Get Started

  • Submit the dual enrollment application.
  • Check your personal email for your SEU login information and Next Steps.
  • Discuss the courses you would like to take with your high school guidance counselor.
  • Login to MyFire on the SEU website to make sure your course is listed. 
  • Email dualenrollment@seu.edu with any questions.

Partner Sites

Florida & Ohio only

Overview

  • Online courses are 8 weeks long and students may complete the weekly assignments on their own schedules.
  • Face-to-face classes are also 8 weeks long.
  • Dual enrollment is open to high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors with at least a 3.0 GPA. No tests or transcripts are required.
  • Online courses are offered each semester during the fall, spring, and summer.

How to Get Started

Ready to Apply?

Frequently Asked Questions

Main campus, online, and partner site sophomores may take up to 6 credits per semester, juniors up to 12 credits per semester, and seniors up to 15 credits per semester.

They may take most of our freshman (1000 level) or sophomore (2000 level) courses that do not require a prerequisite.

Online courses are asynchronous (not “live”) so students can work on them at their convenience in their MyFire Student Learning Portal to complete weekly assignments. Each week runs from Wednesday through Tuesday night at midnight (EST). Online course instructors are available by email to assist their students. Online tutoring is also available.

Main campus, online, and partner site students must complete a new application each semester. This is because parents request their student’s classes through the application process and a student’s GPA may also change between semesters, possibly affecting eligibility. High school students request classes through their school guidance counselor.

Look with your student through our degree programs in their areas of interest. Visit catalog.seu.edu and select the Traditional catalog (for face-to-face programs) or the Unrestricted catalog (for online programs) along with the corresponding academic year. Then select Programs of Study to see the Foundational (general education) course requirements for each degree program. Students who are main campus, online, and at partner sites may take any of these that do not require a prerequisite. Campus-based students select from the dual enrollment courses offered at their high schools. 

Yes. Their location will be the name of their partner site on the application, but then they can request classes at their Partner Site campus and/or online. Simply locate classes by selecting that site on the Course search (see below).

To check for class availability, visit jics.seu.edu and scroll down to Course Search. On the Course Search page, select the desired Term at the top. Change the Division to Undergraduate then click below Campus and type in Online or your location and select Search to see the course schedule.

No, but you do request them. Parents request classes on the agreement form that is emailed to them after their student completes the first two parts of the application. After the final Homeschool Parent or Guidance Counselor Approval has been received, students are registered for classes by the dual enrollment coordinator and sent a confirmation email.

Yes! To complete all 62 credit hours of an associate degree by high school graduation, students complete approximately 15 credit hours (5 classes) per semester beginning in their junior year. Please contact dualenrollment@seu.edu if you would like to speak with our dual enrollment coordinator about this option.

Dual enrollment tuition is $157.50 per credit hour for both on-campus and online classes. For more information about tuition, please contact dualenrollment@seu.edu.

For dual enrollment students who want to become undergraduate students at SEU, the application process is similar to that of new students. Just visit SEU.edu/apply to get started and submit all of the requirements based on whether you’ll be taking classes on our main campus, online, or at a partner site. 

After completing the admission process, you will keep your existing SEU email address and student ID. One advantage of being a dual enrollment student applying to SEU is that your transcripts are already available within the SEU data management system! This saves you a step, since you won’t need to request your SEU transcripts separately during your application process. Plus, your transcripts will be automatically integrated into your degree audit and made visible to your academic advisors. If you have completed more than 60 credit hours during your dual enrollment experience, you will be considered a transfer student.

Get more details on these pages based on how you’re planning to take your classes.

On-Campus | Online |  Partner Sites

Continue Your SEU Journey

For dual enrollment students who want to become undergraduate students at SEU, the application process is similar to that of new students with some additional benefits

Apply

  • Visit SEU.edu/apply to get started.
  • When you submit your admission documentation, you won’t need to request your SEU transcripts. 
  • As an SEU dual enrollment student, your transcripts are already available within the SEU data management system.
  • This saves you a step, since you won’t need to request your SEU transcripts separately during your application process. 

Benefits

  • Your transcripts will be automatically integrated into your degree audit and made visible to your academic advisors.
  • If you have completed more than 60 credit hours during your dual enrollment experience, you will be considered a transfer student.
  • You will keep your existing SEU email address and student ID.

Questions?

Contact our Dual Enrollment Office at dualenrollment@seu.edu.

Note for Students with Disabilities
Southeastern University is committed to ensuring equal access to all programs for people with disabilities. If you would like to receive accommodations while attending Southeastern University, please contact the SEU Office of Academic & Auxiliary Services at adaservices@seu.edu or 863.667.5283. Visit SEU.edu/ADA for our policies and additional information.