Earn Southeastern University English Credit Through IEW
6 college credits. 32 weeks. Built for IEW students.
Christian Halls and Southeastern University have partnered to offer a low-cost dual enrollment pathway for students using Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) Structure and Style® for Students: Year 1, Level C. Students continue working within the IEW method they already know while completing selected writing assessments for official Southeastern University English Composition credit.
Families are strongly encouraged to register as close to April 1 as possible. Waiting until August may mean available seats have already been filled.
Stay with IEW
These courses are designed around IEW Structure and Style® for Students: Year 1, Level C, so students can keep building through a familiar writing method rather than switching to a completely different composition model.
Earn real college credit
Students enroll in official Southeastern University English Composition I & II courses and complete major writing assessments within that course structure. Each course runs 16 weeks and awards 3 credit hours.
A more affordable option
Tuition is $300 per course, plus a $175/semester technology fee.
College-level evaluation
Students complete curated writing assessments drawn from the IEW curriculum, and major assessments receive instructor grading and feedback within the SEU course environment.
English Composition I
English Composition I develops foundational college writing through the IEW framework. Students complete major writing assignments in narrative, descriptive, research-based, and inventive writing. Most major assessments are three-paragraph compositions, followed by a final five-paragraph original composition. ENGL 1223 follows Units 1–6 from the IEW-SSCY1 curriculum, with a capstone connection into Unit 7. Major assessments are graded with feedback, while many preparatory items are graded for completion to support accountability and progress through the writing process.
- Note making and outlines
- Writing from notes
- Narrative writing
- Summarizing a reference
- Writing from pictures
- Summarizing multiple references
- A final original composition
- Major writing assessments
- Outlines or rough drafts
- Selected IEW checklists or preparatory work
- A final reflection
English Composition II
English Composition II builds on the foundations of Composition I and moves students into more advanced academic writing. Students complete major writing assessments in inventive academic writing, formal essays, literary critique, and response-to-literature composition. Most major assessments are five-paragraph compositions aligned with college-level expectations for structure and argumentation. ENGL 1323 follows Units 7–9 from the IEW-SSCY1 curriculum plus Response to Literature. Major assessments are graded with feedback, while many preparatory items are graded for completion to support accountability and progress through the writing process.
- University application essay
- Formal essay development
- Literary critique
- Extended literary analysis
- Response to literature
- Major writing assessments
- Outlines or rough drafts
- Selected IEW checklists or preparatory work
- A final reflection
IEW Structure and Style® for Students: Year 1, Level C
Students must have access to this curriculum. It is not included in tuition and may be purchased through IEW or obtained through other sources.
Registration opens April 1, 2026. To enroll, students complete both the Christian Halls setup process and the Southeastern University dual enrollment application.
Join the Christian Halls Virtual Hall
Once inside MyHall, join the Christian Halls Virtual Hall.
Add your IEW tutorial
After joining the Virtual Hall, add the IEW tutorial connected to the course you plan to take.
Apply to Southeastern University
Complete the Southeastern University application as a Dual Enrollment student, and choose the location code "Inst for Exc in Writing."
Christian Halls submits your registration
Once you've joined MyHall, joined the Virtual Hall, added the tutorial, and completed the SEU application, the Christian Halls team submits your registration request. Watch for a confirmation email from Southeastern University with instructions to set your password and access your student account.
Who is this for?
This pathway is designed for students using IEW Structure and Style® for Students: Year 1, Level C who want to earn Southeastern University English credit through a familiar writing sequence.
Do students need to complete both MyHall and the SEU application?
Yes. Students need to join MyHall and the Christian Halls Virtual Hall, add their IEW tutorial, and also complete the Southeastern University dual enrollment application before Christian Halls can submit the registration request.
What should students select on the SEU application?
Students should complete the application as Dual Enrollment students and choose the location code "Inst for Exc in Writing."
How much work should students expect each week?
Most students should expect approximately 6–9 hours per week.
Are these real college courses?
Yes. These are official Southeastern University English Composition courses: ENGL 1223 and ENGL 1323, each worth 3 credit hours and structured over 16 weeks.
What kind of work will students submit?
Students complete selected IEW-based writing assessments within the SEU course structure. Composition I includes foundational writing tasks such as narrative, descriptive, research-based, and original composition. Composition II includes advanced work such as formal essays, literary critique, and response-to-literature writing.
Who grades the work?
Major writing assessments are graded in the Southeastern University course environment, with instructor feedback provided on those major assignments. Preparatory assignments such as outlines, drafts, and checklists are often completion-based.
Is the IEW curriculum included?
No. Students are required to have IEW Structure and Style® for Students: Year 1, Level C for this course. This material is not included in tuition and should be obtained before the course begins.
Will these credits transfer?
Transfer policies vary by institution, so families should confirm transferability with their intended college or university before enrolling.
Six credits, the method you know, on a real transcript.
- Registration opens April 1, 2026
- New student application and registration deadline: August 7, 2026
- Seats are limited, and early registration is strongly recommended.
Questions?
Christian Halls Academic Team — questions about enrollment, MyHall setup, or the IEW tutorial pathway? We're happy to help.