Southeastern University Top Questions

I believe there isn't anyone who "shouldn't" attend this school because this school is so accepting.

Well it is a Christian school so someone who is willing to grow in their faith, but still get a good education! Professors, mentors, and other campus staff will push you out of your comfort zone.

It's a private Christian University with around 3,000 students. If you're looking for something with fewer rules or a larger student body, this probably isn't for you. There's a strict no drinking/smoking policy.

Anyone could attend Southeastern University. It is a Christ centered school allowing their non Christian students to have the chance to get to know God and are able to be saved in the process. The classes are amazing and moving and the community within the campus is very friendly. Anyone would be lucky to attend such an awesome University.

People with low work ethic and those who struggle academically would struggle greatly at Southeastern because of the rigorous academic exercises and high standards of the professors. Students are expected to be punctual with turning in assignments and are expected to do their best. School policy states that students under 20 years old must submit to a 1am curfew; those 19 and under who dislike curfews would probably struggle at Southeastern. School also has a strict no-partying policy; drugs, alchohol, and nicotene products are not permitted; those who partake in these activities would find it difficult at Southeastern.

I would say anyone who gets the opportunity should attend here. If you are already a Christian, this is a healthy learning environment for you academically as well as spiritually. If you are not a Christian, this is where you should be and hopefully by the end of your four years you have become a Christian.

A person who likes to drink alcohol and party should not attend this school. There is zero tolerance for it.

Open minded students who want a quality education and are serious about persuring it.

Someone who isn't willing to follow some rules

A person who doesn't want to succeed while living in an environment of accountability, responsibility, and discipline should not attend Southeastern University. A person who relies on only themselves and doesn't let anyone else in, especially God, should not come to Southeastern University. It's very much a familial community, and we support eachother while chasing after our dreams. Also, a person who only cares about partying and sex should not attend Southeastern University. Life is about more than just a good time while we're young.