More Information About Studying at Southeastern
Q: What is the typical class size at Southeastern?
A: Southeastern is a large university that feels more like a small university. This is due at least in part to the ease and frequency of interaction between students and faculty. So while the typical class size varies slightly depending on the type of class, the average instructor to student ratio is 25:1. For more information, see:
Q: What are Southeastern's faculty like?
A: Like Southeastern's students, its faculty come from a variety of ethnic backgrounds. They are 698 strong, residents of 25 Louisiana parishes, with an average age of 47.8 years old. What makes Southeastern's faculty special, however, is their willingness to work with students one-on-one outside the classroom environment to help ensure the student's success. All faculty maintain office hours so students know where and when they will be avialable for appointments. In addition, many of Southeastern's faculty are nationally and internationally known for their academic achievements. For more information, see:
Q: What do Southeastern students think of their learning experience?
A: The majority of Southeastern students surveyed were either satisfied or very satisfied with their learning experiences. Some areas in which they gave Southeastern high marks include, but are not limited to: faculty treatment of students, faculty effectiveness, size of classes in their major, and library facilities. For more information, see:
Q: What is Southeastern's library like?
A: Southeastern's library is a primary repository for information resources and services. In addition, a small branch library is located in the Baton Rouge Center, and provides specialized Nursing and Health Sciences resources. Southeastern's library houses main collections, periodicals in all formats, microform resources, media materials, government documents, and special collections. The library provides the following services: interlibrary loan, document delivery, access to electronic databases and resources, arrangements for reciprocal library borrowing, and access to materials owned by other members of LOUIS, the Louisiana Library Network. Internet access, printing, and wireless access are also available. For more information, see:
Q: What kinds of teaching and learning technology are available at Southeastern?
A: Southeastern offers an variety of teaching and learning technology designed to enhance students' educational experiences. There are 94 open computer labs with an average of 28 computers per lab, some of which are open 24 hours a day. Internet courses are available through the Blackboard learning system. Moreover, multimedia equipment is available for students to check out in order to complete course assignments: laptops, projectors, digital cameras, digital video cameras, and tripods. For more information, see: