Quality Programs

Students say academic program is the number one factor in selecting a college. Fortunately, Southeast has many sought-after programs of distinction.

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Arts
- Only university in Missouri to have a campus dedicated to art, dance, music, and theatre
- Only university in Missouri to have all its arts programs accredited
- Named best theatre program in Missouri by OnStage

Business Communication class, 2018
Business
- Among the top 5% of business programs in the world
- MBA program top 3 in Missouri
- Catapult Learning lab named one of 35 innovations driving innovation in business education in the world
Computer Science
- One of four universities in the nation with an ABET-accredited cybersecurity program
- An Academic Center of Excellence in Cyber Defense Education by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security
- One of only six computer science programs accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET
Education
- Apple Distinguished School
- CAEP-accredited program
- Strong field-based curriculum
Mass Media
- One of only two universities in Missouri accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications
- National award-winning Arrow newspaper and student journalists
- 13,000 square-foot media innovation lab on Cape’s media row
Nursing
- $6 million facility renovation and technology upgrade
- Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
- 100% pass rate on the licensure exam
STEM
- Missouri’s first unmanned aircraft systems program
- Unprecedented undergraduate research opportunities
- Largest student-run commercial greenhouse in the nation
- Six agriculture facilities offering hands-on learning and research opportunities
- Pre-professional degrees including pre-med, predental, and pre-veterinarian

Lyndsey Brown (student candidate) works in Chelsie Huskey’s (SEMO Alumni) Kindergarten classroom at Jefferson Elementary.
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