Course Information

Accessing Your Courses

1. Login to myfire.seu.edu using your user name and password. Your username is the first initial of your first and middle name and your last name.
2. Click on the folder to the right side of the page “my courses”.
3. Click on the course.
4. Open the “Course Information” Folder. Download the syllabus and follow the other instructions.

The course content for English and History courses are the corresponding Challenge curriculum. Generally, you will be following the assignments in Challenge III or IV second semester. Most of the assignments are the same, but may have some additional requirements or specifications regarding graded assignments. The syllabus provides the details. More information on each course, including assignment rubrics are located in the course module in MyFire.

The Southeastern Professor will assess your work, provide feedback and assign a grade based on college-level expectations. If you are taking a Math course, all the content, assignments, exams and textbook will be provided through the MyMathLab system. You will not need Saxon Math or other curriculum to complete the MyMathLab system.

Your instructor’s role is primarily to give you feedback on assessments. However, feel free to email the instructor if you have questions. Your learning is delivered through the Challenge III or IV curriculum, unless you are doing Math.

Dropping Courses

When you signed or filled out your enrollment application you indicated the courses you wish to take. You were automatically enrolled. If you wish to drop the course without incurring any charges, the LAST DAY TO DROP TWO DAYS AFTER COURSE START DATE. Email changes and/or requests to registrar@seu.edu, include your name, student ID and course codes.

Available classes for the future are found by doing a Course Search: just go to our website, www.seu.edu, and click on Current Students, then the JICS/Student Information. Look for Course Search, and find the current term; then Classical Conversations will be found under CC+Program subterm.