Returning Students
If you previously attended аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½± and are now coming back to college, you are considered a returning student. Congratulations on your decision to invest in yourself and your future!
- STEP 1. APPLY: Complete the online application.
- If you are returning to аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½± after a lapse of attendance of one semester or more (summer excluded), you will need to complete a new application.
- Once your application is received and processed, you will be contacted by the admissions office regarding your next steps to re-enroll at Southeast.
- STEP 2. SUBMIT DOCUMENTS: Submit transcripts and proof of immunization.
- STEP 3. ASSESS PLACEMENT: Determine which English and math courses are right for you.
- In order to register for most classes, you must have current placement test results on file or have completed required course prerequisites. If your placement scores are no longer valid or you have not completed the necessary prerequisites, you may be required to take the ACCUPLACER placement test.
- STEP 5. REGISTER FOR CLASSES: Connect with your advisor to select your coursework.
- STEP 6: FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS: Finalize your financial arrangements and apply for scholarships.
Special Admission Programs
Some career programs require more than the completed admission process for eligibility. Check to see if your program has any special admission requirements.
Get Credit for What You Know!
You could earn credit for training you've already completed. Military training, advanced placement classes, and special exams could qualify. Learn more about Credit for Prior Learning.
Please note: Reapplying for admission does not guarantee your readmission or enrollment at аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½± or the college's career/technical programs. All students in continuous career/technical programs who have been away from the college for one or more terms must be readmitted to the program major and comply with the program requirements in effect when returning to the college. Re-acceptance into a career/technical program is contingent upon review of your application file, academic status, and space availability in the technical program major. Returning students who have a hold or suspension on their record may be required to complete additional steps before they may be eligible to enroll in classes.