Program Overview

July 23, 2026 page updated

Our Academic Program through SEU’s Online Enrollment & Local Cohorts guides Undergraduate Students toward a bachelor’s degree shaped by goodness, truth, and beauty. And in that same context, Dual Enrollment Students attain college credit during their high school years including the opportunity to obtain an Associate of Arts path by graduation or to take Course by Course.

  1. Enroll locally in a Hall & Tutorial//Cohort
  2. Apply with SEU
  3. Confirm through Local Hall a 3.0 GPA
  4. Register for Courses.

At least Two 3 credit SEU Courses per quarter are currently being offered.

Asynchronous and Assessment Courses are currently the arranged opportunity with SEU.

*Seeking Tutors/Cohort Coaches for Major/Minor Core Math & Sciences. Reach out for Information & Spread the Word.*

  • Fall 2026
  • Spring B 2027 Projected.
  • Spring A 2027 Projected.

  • Spring B Registration 2026 now closed/current– Personal Finance (3), Music Technologies (2), New Testament (3), College & Community Success (1), Topics in Math (3), Intro to Literature (3), Intro to Psychology (3), Ancient Literature-semester course (3)
  • Spring A Registration 2026 now closed/completed– Critical Issues in American History (3), Intro to Psychology (3), Ancient Literature-semester course (3)
  • Fall B Registration 2025 now closed/completed– Nutritional Science (4) includes a LAB, Professional Communication (3), Intro to Philosophical Thought (3), & Divine Design/Missional Vocation (2)
  • Fall A Registration 2025 now closed/completed– OT Theology (3 credits), College Composition (3 credits), Lived Theology (3), & Community/College Success (1)

  • Palatine Hall, Green Bay facilitates courses toward an Associate of Arts degree, laying a strong foundation for a Bachelors, and are thoughtfully designed to complement Vocational, Trades, Ministry, and Entrepreneurial paths.
  • {Foundational Core Courses}: General Education/Humanities-Human Flourishing Courses through Southeastern University, Lakeland, Fla.
  • Major/Minor Courses, Vocational, Trade-related, Extra-Curricular, & Graduate Courses can be arranged as interests are expressed & support develops.

  • Courses can be offered when at least 10 students enroll nationally with SEU & a local Tutor is available. Check our Choices or Interests today.
  • Students qualify *at 17 yrs old & up for 15 credits of Courses/semester, *at 16 yrs old for 12 credits of Courses/semester, *at 15 yrs old for 6 credits of Courses/semester, *at 14 yrs old for 3 credits of Courses/semester.

  • SEU Terms: Scheduled over 8 week Quarters (Fall A, Fall B, Spring A, Spring B, Summer A, Summer B) or 16 week Semesters, On-line.
  • Palatine Hall Sessions: Scheduled once/week, approx. 1 hour per course, In-Person.

  • Registration Fee (Dual-Credit): $50 One-Time
  • Tuition: $100 per credit hour for Dual Credit, Following Highschool Graduation: $250 per credit hour for Associates-Undergraduate, $350 per credit hour for , Bachelors Undergraduate, $450 per credit hour for Masters
  • Additional Tech Fee (university-based) is $175/semester. Some Courses may require a Resource Fee.

  • SEU: University Professors Assign coursework, Evaluate, & Award credit.
  • Hall Tutors/Cohort Coach: Local Tutors Facilitate sessions, Offer guidance, & Cultivate local culture.

  • Tutors/Cohort Coach complete CHI Training + Quarterly in-person Hall Formation. Socratic-style Guidance.
  • Students partner in local Course Cohorts as 4+ enroll.

  • Meeting Location: Centrally located public venue and/or missionally-aligned church spaces
  • Meeting Time: Arranged by Tutors~ 2025-26, we have offered all tutorial-cohorts consecutively on the same morning due to availability and were blessed to be generously hosted by Highland Crest Church.

Actively forming! We welcome:

  • Mentors
  • Apprentices
  • New partnerships as needs and gifts emerge

There are many ways our Community Supports/participates in the Palatine Hall vision:

  • Prayer Partners
  • Advocates
  • Sponsors
  • Participants in hospitality, logistics, and student life

Social Flourishment is Built into the rhythm of:

  • Course cohorts
  • Fellow Halls
  • Undergraduate initiatives
  • Local and cross-Hall events

Discover the Christian Halls International/Palatine Hall difference and how we pursue the Good, True, & Beautiful at Our Foundation: Who & What is Christian Halls