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Student Records
Student data will be stored permanently by the university, including the following: the degree or certificate awarded and the date on which that degree or certificate was awarded, the courses on which the certificate or degree was based, and the grades earned by the student in each of those courses.
Cancellation and Refund Policy
Southeastern University has been approved by the U.S. Department of Education for eligibility in the Title IV Student Financial Aid program and must comply with the federal regulations governing institutional funds. The following applies to refunds for South Carolina residents who do not receive Title IV funds:
A full refund of monies paid by a student if a student withdraws from the university within seventy-two hours of enrollment/ until the expiration of the add/drop period (typically occurs within the first week of a semester), whichever is later.
A pro-rata refund will be made for a student that submits a written notice of withdrawal to the Admission Office or the Office of the Registrar after the add/drop deadlines as follows:
Refunds for a student attending the University for the first time will be made equal to the portion of the period of enrollment for which the student has been changed that remain on the last day of attendance.
Sixteen Week Classes
A course dropped the week the class begins in a 16-week semester will receive a 100% refund. During each consecutive week, the refund is reduced by 10% each week, with the exception that once the student has attended 60% of classes, no refund is granted. Example:
· Until the expiration of the add/drop period (the add/drop period typically occurs within the first week of a semester): 100% of tuition and fees
· After add/drop period, the student refund is reduced by 10% of tuition for each week thereafter.
· After the add/drop through the 2nd full week of class - 90% of tuition
· After the 2nd full week of class up to the third full week of class - 80% of tuition
· After 3rd full week of class and up to the fourth full week of class - 70% of tuition
· After the 4th full week of class and up to the fifth full week of class: 60% of tuition
· After the 5th full week of class and up to the sixth full week of class: No Refund
For 8-week courses (session A or B):
A course dropped up to or on the first day and for the succeeding two (2) calendar days thereafter will receive a 100% refund. After the third calendar day, the refund is reduced by 10% based on the schedule below:
Upon commencement of the class (Day 1) and for the succeeding two (2) calendar days thereafter, the student will qualify for a 100% refund of tuition and fees.
· Calendar days 1-3: 100% of tuition
· Calendar days 4-6: 10% of tuition
· Calendar days 7-9: 20% of tuition
· Calendar days 10-12: 30% of tuition
· Calendar days 13-15: 40% of tuition
· Calendar days 16-18: 50% of tuition
· Calendar days 18-21: 60% of tuition
· After Calendar Day 21 of classes: No refund
After the student’s first period of enrollment, a refund of monies paid by the student, except for room and board, will be made for students who withdraw in subsequent periods of enrollment due to mitigating circumstances. Mitigating circumstances are those that directly prohibit pursuit of a program and which are beyond the students’ control such as: serious illness, death within the immediate family, or active-duty military service (including active duty for training).
Facilities and Classroom Equipment
Seacoast Church has two classrooms that are 462 and 2014 square feet in total, each dedicated to the program. The first classroom (21 x 22) has seating for 18-20 students utilizing tables and chairs, and a 40” flat screen projection monitor. The second classroom (53 x 38) has seating for 90 students utilizing tables and chairs, two 50” flat screen projection monitors, an AM soundboard, and the ability to run in-ear monitors. There are also six (6) individual study rooms for students that are approximately seventy to ninety square feet each. The church has ADA required parking spaces and the building, restrooms, and classrooms are ADA accessible, housed on one level. No additional educational facilities are provided at the Seacoast facility.
Faculty Qualifications
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Brown, Alexander, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MA, Ministerial Leadership, Southeastern University, 2018
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Cabra, Sara, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MBA, Project Management, Capella University, 2019
BA, Experimental Psychology, University of South Carolina, 1999
Chitty, Jackie, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
DMin, Pastoral Theology in Practice, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, 2006
MA, Biblical Studies, Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, 1978
BA, Secondary Education History, Southeastern University, 1977
Cladovan, Brittany, Adjunct Professor, College of Behavioral & Social Sciences
Degrees:
MA, Applied Psychology: Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Liberty University, 2020
Coward, Ronald, Adjunct Professor, Barnett College of Ministry & Theology
Degrees:
Master of Divinity, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1999
DMin, Leadership and Emerging Culture, George Fox University, 2017
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Henderson, James, Adjunct Professor, Barnett College of Ministry & Theology
Degrees:
MA, Ministerial Leadership, Southeastern University, 2020
Master of Divinity, Southeastern University, 2020
Hohm, Kelli, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MA, Professional Counseling, St. Cloud State University, 2006
BS, Psychology, North Central University, 1999
Holloway, Tiffany, Adjunct Professor, Barnett College of Ministry & Theology
Degrees:
MA, Ministerial Leadership, Southeastern University, 2020
Hurley, Katie, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MEd, Educational Leadership School Administration, 2015
MS, Environmental Studies, College of Charleston, 2003
BS, Biological Sciences, North Carolina State University, 1999
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Jones, Martin, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MTh, Pastoral Ministry, Dallas Theological Seminary, 2011
JD, Law, University of Central Lancashire, 1998
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Mangum-Atwood, Kimberly, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MA, Mass Communication, University of Georgia, 2002
BS, Business Administration, College of Charleston, 2001
BA, Communication: Corporate Communication, College of Charleston, 2001
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Pittman, Lawrence, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MA, Ministerial Leadership, Southeastern University, 2017
BS, Ministerial Leadership, Southeastern University, 2016
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Ray, Joshua, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MDiv, Church Ministries, Liberty University, 2012
Reppard, Geoffrey, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MTh, Interdisciplinary: New Testament & Pastoral Ministries, Dallas Theological Seminary, 2011
BA, Pastoral Ministry, Moody Bible Institute, 2006
Roberts, Anthony, Assistant Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
MA, Theological Studies, Southeastern University, 2014
MA, Ministerial Leadership, Southeastern University, 2010
BS, Church Ministry, Southeastern University, 2009
Roberts, Terrell, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
DMin, Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, 2014
MA, Bible, Columbia International University, 1998
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Thornton, Angela, Adjunct Professor, College of Unrestricted Education
Degrees:
EDS, English Education, Georgia Southern University, 2016
MA, Education: English Education, Georgia Southern University, 2012
BA, English, University of Georgia, 2000
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