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Southeast Missouri State University

Missouri

United States

Overview

Southeast Missouri State University is a comprehensive university with numerous national and international academic accreditations. In addition to 200-plus areas of study at one of the fastest growing universities in the Midwest, Southeast stays ahead of changing market demands. Using technology to find new ways to feed the world is a top priority in agriculture, and industry professionals turn to our cybersecurity team to help defend against the latest cyber threats. A growing and stable healthcare industry is providing plentiful employment for more than 60 healthcare programs. P-12 educators from around the country look to us for the cooperative program we have with Apple that integrates technology in classrooms. The Conservatory of Theatre and Dance is a new feature of our River Campus--Missouri's only campus dedicated to art, dance, music, and theatre. Students receive unparalleled personal support from their first time on campus to the day they receive their diploma. This instills a strong sense of confidence and lays the foundation for all of their achievements to come. With more than 11,000 students, Southeast is an ideal size to take advantage of critical learning and extracurricular opportunities. Internships and experiential learning are available in 100 percent of majors. Study-abroad opportunities range from two-week to academic year study in a variety of countries. Overlooking Mark Twains mighty Mississippi River, Southeast is the kind of place people imagine when they think of college. The beautiful campus is an eclectic mix of old and new. Classic limestone buildings blend harmoniously with contemporary structures. Located in Cape Girardeau, the largest city between St. Louis and Memphis, Southeast is a great place to live and learn in a college-friendly community. Students come from all over the United States and from more than 40 countries around the world. Thirteen residence halls, considered by many to be the best in Missouri, and 19 dining options give students many choices. Students with similar interests or majors may be grouped in themed learning communities. A modern recreation center and a one-of-a-kind aquatic center are available to students, along with more than 150 social, recreational and special interest student organizations. Southeast competes in NCAA Division I, Ohio Valley Conference athletics. Men's sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, and track (indoor/outdoor). Women's sports include basketball, cross country, gymnastics, soccer, softball, tennis, track (indoor/outdoor), and volleyball.

Location

1 University Plz, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, 63701

Website

https://www.semo.edu/apply

Total Cost

$16,320

Median Salary

$76,262

Admissions

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Application Deadline

Acceptance rate

68.96%

Yield Rate

17.78%

SAT range

1020-1210

ACT range

17-24

Cost and Scholarships

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Total Cost

$16,320

In State Cost

$8,850

Out of State Cost

$16,320

In State Tuition Fees

$8,850

Room And Board

$11,710

Living Cost

$17,491

Average Total Aid Awarded

$11,730

Funding Options

Scholarship

Need-Based Aid

Merit Scholarship

60.17% of students receive financial aid. Average award: $11,730.

Scholarships

Scholarships (General) - Awarded based on academic achievement, specific skills, or other abilities. Many scholarships are awarded automatically based on the admissions application. SEMO considers applicants for all applicable scholarships when they apply as a freshman, transfer, or international student.; Grants - Provided by federal and state governments (as well as SEMO) based on financial need. Do not need to be paid back.; Loans - Federal loan programs are available, but must be repaid.; International Academic Achievement Award (USD 7,260); International Academic Excellence Award (USD 8,000); International Student Scholarship (USD 2,000); Federal Grant Aid (USD 5,433) - Average amount received by 37% of students.; State Grant Aid (USD 2,638) - Average amount received by 36% of students.; Institution Grant Aid (USD 6,367) - Average amount received by 85% of students.; Pell Grant (USD 5,436) - Average amount received by 36% of students.; Federal Loan (USD 5,742) - Average annual amount.