Southeast Missouri State University (SEMO) is a public institution in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The university was founded in 1873 as a normal school near the banks of the Mississippi River. SEMO now offers over 200 fields of study with both undergraduate and graduate programs. It is the eighth largest university in the state, serving over 11,000 students each year since the 2012 school year. The main campus is about 115 miles southeast of St. Louis and about 175 miles north of Memphis. The city of Cape Girardeau is a medium-sized city of almost 40,000 residents and is often considered a college town because it has one post-secondary institution with such an extensive program list and enrollment size within its borders.
Southeast Missouri State University is a public institution in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The university was founded in 1873 as a normal school near the banks of the Mississippi River. SEMO now offers over 200 fields of study with both undergraduate and graduate programs. It is the eighth largest university in the state, serving over 11,000 students each year since the 2012 school year. The main campus is about 115 miles southeast of St. Louis and about 175 miles north of Memphis. The city of Cape Girardeau is a medium-sized city of almost 40,000 residents and is often considered a college town; hence there are many student amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants and movie theaters that cater to an affluent population within walking distance.
Southeast Missouri State University is a public institution in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The university was founded in 1873 as a normal school near the banks of the Mississippi River. SEMO now offers over 200 fields of study with both undergraduate and graduate programs. It is the eighth largest university in the state, serving over 11,000 students each year since the 2012 school year. The main campus is about 115 miles southeast of St. Louis and about 175 miles north of Memphis. The city of Cape Girardeau is a medium-sized city of almost 40,000 residents and is often considered a college town because it has been home to several colleges throughout its history including Southeast Missouri State University (SEMO).
Southeast Missouri State University is a public institution in Cape Girardeau, MO. It was founded in 1873 as a normal school near the banks of the Mississippi River. Southeast now offers over 200 fields of study with both undergraduate and graduate programs. The university is 8th largest university in the state, serving 11,000 students each year since 2012. The main campus is 115 miles southeast of St Louis and 175 miles north of Memphis. The city of Cape Girardeau is a medium-sized city of almost 40,000 residents that often considered a college town because it has been around for so long and offers many opportunities for higher education within its boundaries.
Southeast Missouri State University is a public institution in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The university was founded in 1873 as a normal school near the banks of the Mississippi River. Southeast now offers over 200 fields of study with both undergraduate and graduate programs. It is the eighth largest university in the state, serving over 11,000 students each year since the 2012 school year. The main campus is about 115 miles southeast of St. Louis and about 175 miles north of Memphis.
The city of Cape Girardeau is a medium-sized city of almost 40,000 residents and is often considered a college town for SEMO's large population presence (almost one third).
