The first step to admission is completing the online application, which covers admission to the university and all university-sponsored scholarships.
Transfer students have already begun taking college credit courses after high school.
Transfer students' required materials and criteria are different depending on how
many credit hours you will be transferring with you.
Any student who has previously attended Southeastern (aside from dual enrollment or Southeastern Scholars). Students who have attended another institution since leaving Southeastern are still considered returning students.
Do you have a question about admissions requirements? Would you like to discuss transfer credits? Our team of recruiters is ready to help you take the next step toward becoming a student at Southeastern.
If you've already completed your application and been accepted, find out what steps you need to take next, including information on housing, completing the FAFSA, orientation, and more.
Figuring out what credits you have that with transfer to Southeastern doesn't have to be difficult. Use our Transfer Evaluation System (TES) to see what courses can transfer with you.
If your aim is to transfer to a four-year school, earning a Louisiana Transfer Associate degree is a great place to start. This degree offered at Louisiana community colleges includes the foundation courses needed for a four-year program, and pursuing this degree can help students choose a major best suited to their interests. Upon earning this degree, students will have completed the first 60 hours of college credit towards a four-year degree. Southeastern will recognize the following Associates degrees: Associate of Science, Associate of Arts, or Associate of General Studies. Southeastern will not recognize an Associate of Applied Science.