The late ’80s through the ’90s brought another period of rapid growth to Southeastern. The university more than doubled its student population during this time, reflecting its increasing appeal and the effectiveness of its academic programs. By 1995, Southeastern had become known as the fastest growing university in the nation, with enrollment jumping from 7,000 in 1986 to 14,000 that year, and two years later it would reach 15,000.
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