Student Advisement
Upon completion of the admission process, the Academic Advising and Outreach Center or Student Support Services will assist new students in establishing a schedule that maximizes the opportunities for success. Professional advisors will assist students in understanding specific course and degree requirements, explore interests, explain university services and help establish a plan to reach short-term and long-term goals. Students with disabilities should work directly with the Disability Services Office in order to determine their needs within the guidance of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Music majors need to begin their advisement with the Department of Music.
Each semester a student must receive academic advisement before enrolling in the next semester. An “advisement hold” is placed on student enrollment every semester and this must be removed by a faculty or professional advisor before the student is allowed to enroll. It is highly suggested that students schedule an appointment with their advisor early in the enrollment period in order to give themselves the best chance at securing the courses they need.
Vice President of Student Affairs Office
The Vice President of Student Affairs Office provides information, policy interpretation, and adjustment of students’ rights; handles disciplinary and social adjustment problems; and assists in the coordination of orientation and retention programs. Staff members are available for general counseling, campus information, assistance with special problems, and help with many phases of campus life. The Vice President of Student Affairs Office is located in the Glen D. Johnson Student Union.
Career Services Center
The Career Services Center (CSC) supports students and alumni in achieving career readiness through comprehensive career development resources and programs. CSC offers career assessments, personalized resume and cover letter reviews, and mock interview sessions to prepare individuals for successful entry into the workforce. The center fosters professional growth by organizing career fairs, employer information sessions, networking events, and workshops focused on current job market trends and career transition strategies.
Students and recent graduates have access to Handshake, a free online career development platform designed to connect users with employers for job and internship opportunities. Employers regularly visit campus to connect with Southeastern students and alumni, providing valuable opportunities for exploration and employment. Stay connected with SE Career Services on Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn or visit se.edu/careers/.