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Undergraduate

Southeastern University undergraduate tuition and fees are the same for both in-person and online classes at SEU Ohio. 

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Estimated Annual Tuition and Fees to be paid to Southeastern University for 30 credit hours (2 semesters with practicum scholarship applied) : $12,904

 

Living cost for students at Heartland Conference and Retreat Center (2 semesters): $6,400*

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Total estimated cost for Southeastern University Annual Tuition, Fees, and Heartland Housing/Meals: $19,304. (Note: Financial aid available through Southeastern University)

 

   *Laundry and utilities included: internet, water, trash and electricity

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Graduate

Southeastern University Graduate Tuition is charged by the credit hour, and rates vary by degree program. Check Master's Program rates by clicking each degree program listed to find the per credit hour rate.

 

Tuition covers the cost of your classes only; books and fees are additional. 

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Technology Fee: $350.00

The technology fee covers the cost of facilitating online classes. This is a flat rate per year.

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Financial Aid

In order to be considered for financial assistance, all Southeastern University students must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (studentaid.gov).  Southeastern University’s FAFSA code is #001521.

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Ohio Grants & Scholarships

Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG)

Southeastern University is approved by the state of Ohio to receive Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG) funds for SEU Ohio students who qualify through the FAFSA application. Qualifying students may receive up to $5,000 annually in addition to other grants and loans.

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Ohio Second Chance Grant (SCG)

Ohio residents who disenrolled from college one to five years ago for financial reasons and who reenroll in college may qualify for the Ohio Second Chance Grant (SCG) program. SCG is a one-time grant of $3,000 designed to ease the financial burden of returning to school to pursue an undergraduate degree. If you think you may qualify, talk with an SEU Ohio staff member to inquire. Southeastern University is approved by the state of Ohio to receive Ohio SCG funds for SEU Ohio students. 

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Ohio National Guard Scholarship Program (ONGSP)

The  Ohio National Guard Scholarship covers 100% of tuition cost for Ohio Army and Air National Guard soldiers. Check with your unit commander to see if you are eligible for this scholarship. Southeastern University is approved by the state of Ohio to receive ONGSP funding for SEU Ohio students.

Note: Ohio residents who enroll at Southeastern University without selecting the SEU Ohio regional campus

may miss out on the opportunities above.

Scholarship Opportunities

- From U.S. News and World Report

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There is no limit to the number of private scholarships you can receive to pay for your college costs. To find scholarships for which you may qualify, it is helpful to use a scholarship search engine. Scholarship grantors typically send a check directly to the university's business office to be applied the recipient's account.

 

This U.S. News and World Report article lists and compares five top reputable scholarship search engines.  When deciding whether or not to apply for a scholarship that can be used at SEU Ohio, check the eligibility requirements and choose scholarships that can be used at a private university and on a regional campus.  Never pay an up-front fee to apply for a scholarship.  Instead, use these reputable search engines:

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Scholarships below only available from SEU Ohio

Students who do not enroll at SEU through the SEU Ohio campus will miss out on these opportunities.

SEU Ohio Church Match Scholarship

Church Match Scholarship Application

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This scholarship is for students going to college at the Ohio regional campus of Southeastern University. The SEU Ohio Regional Campus (SEU Ohio) will match a church scholarship one dollar for every three dollars given by the church up to $125 per semester (up to $250 per academic year), per student, if funding allows. For example, if a student receives a $750 yearly scholarship from the student’s home church, SEU Ohio will match the church scholarship with an additional $250, allowing the student to receive a total of $1,000 in scholarship support for the year. There is no limit on the amount a church may give toward an individual student’s scholarship; for example, a church scholarship gift of $2,000 per year for a student matched by SEU Ohio would give the student a $2,250 scholarship for the year.

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Criteria and Application Deadline

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All SEU Ohio students, includeing first-time students and transfer students, who are enrolled full-time (at least 12 hours per semester) are eligible to receive a Church Match scholarship. SEU Ohio will match church scholarships up to $250 from Assemblies of God churches as well as all other denominations.

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To apply for a Match scholarship, the student must first apply for admission to the campus. It is preferable that the incoming student completes his or her Ohio Regional Campus application and the Southeastern University admission application for fall by June 1st.  The sponsoring church must submit the completed Church Match Scholarship Application with payment to SEU Ohio by June 30th for SEU Ohio to apply matching funds for the student. Church scholarship payments received by SEU Ohio after the June 30th deadline for the upcoming academic year will be applied to the student's account without an SEU Ohio match. Scholarship award and annual renewal criteria include acceptance as a student at Southeastern University and maintaining satisfactory academic progress as a full-time student.

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All scholarships will be awarded in the form of a credit to the student’s SEU Ohio account and not in the form of a check to the student. 

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