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Quick Facts
12,242 Students
100% Admitted
- 9,262 full time
- 6,881 part time
- 2,833 men full time
- 2,528 women full time
- open enrollment
9,262 Undergraduates
$3,137 Tuition/Year
- 2,393 Non-Degree
- $3,137 in state
- $77 fees
- $6,150 room & board
- $1,650 books and supplies
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At a Glance
| Institution Type: | Public |
| Campus Setting: | Plains Large City |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Associate's degree |
| Level of Institution: | At least 2 but less than 4 years |
| Calendar: | Quarter |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- Tabatha from LINCOLN, NE
Best College for Mother's. Southeast provides many types of classes to help students work with their children's classes and Day Care's. …
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- Nicholas from Lincoln, NE
I am on my second degree. SCC is very affordable, and the teacher are nice. The way to go if you like small classes.…
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- Jonathan from Lincoln, NE
its a great college just like any other. lots of oppertunities to succeed. lots of options for reassuring that you will successfully graduate …
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- Kylie from Lincoln, NE
Easy access, small classes, helpful staff, onsite bookstore, no designated parking, so easy to get a parking place. …
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Southeast Community College Area
- Located in Lincoln, NE
- Public
- 12,242 students enrolled
- - admitted
- $3,137 annual cost to attend
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Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Na'Taya from Lincoln, NE
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I am
a current student here
I am very happy to be attending college here. The teachers are nice and very helpful and so are the students.
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- Graduated Student
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I am
a past student here
My experiences at Southeast Community College were great! I lived on campus and was given several opportunities to meet new people and get involved in activities. The small campus atmosphere made it easy for everyone to know each-other by a first name basis. You always knew there was someone around if you needed help with anything, whether it was free tutoring or needing to borrow something as simple as note cards or cooking utensils.
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