Southeastern University

From its inception in 1935 as a Bible institute to train pastors and missionaries, Southeastern has rested on a solid foundation of vision and faith. That foundation has held firmly as our school evolved and relocated through the years, gradually expanding its mission and degree offerings along with its student population, and moving in 1952 to our permanent suburban campus in Lakeland, Florida. Today, vision and faith still underlie Southeastern University. An Assemblies of God university – coeducational and primarily residential – Southeastern enrolls 2,779 students, both traditional and nontraditional, who represent a variety of denominations, personal interests, backgrounds, states, and countries.