Southeast: Innovating, on the Move, Launching Extraordinary Careers
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., Sept. 8, 2017 – Southeast Missouri State University has opened the fall 2017 semester with a record high retention rate and with its students doing all it takes to succeed.
Students here find a personal and supportive environment, groundbreaking and dynamic academics and diverse opportunities in and out of the classroom – all hallmarks of the Southeast experience.
The University launches the fall semester as an institution on the move, offering engaging and innovative programs. For the first time, Southeast is offering a new major in industrial and systems engineering, giving students access to STEM education opportunities in southeast Missouri and preparing them for today’s engineering workforce. It is among Southeast’s more than 145 undergraduate majors, 100- plus undergraduate certificates and minors, and more than 75 graduate programs, many of which are nationally accredited, emphasizing experiential learning and career preparation.
Marine biology major Noah McCarter recently took advantage of one of Southeast’s many STEM opportunities. Last summer, he interned with White Shark Africa, a shark cage diving and research company in Mossel Bay, South Africa. The experience included taking part in the production of a Discovery Channel Shark Week episode. Read more. “I have lots of big dreams for my future,” Noah said. Southeast takes pride in its will to do. It encourages students like Noah to follow their dreams and it celebrates when they succeed! Get started on launching an extraordinary career at Southeast Missouri State University!
For more information, contact the Office of Admissions at ( 573) 651- 2590 or admissions@ semo. edu, or apply online at semo. edu/ apply.