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Seattle University (SU)

Seattle, Washington, United States

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Programs
92
Tuition from
USD 16,047
Application fee
None listed
Intakes
Jan, Sep
Established
1891

About Seattle University (SU)

Seattle University, a prestigious institution ranked #76 in Best Value Schools by U.S. News & World Report, is dedicated to fostering student success and shaping future leaders. The university's expansive 55-acre campus, a lush green haven nestled in the heart of Seattle, provides a vibrant and conducive learning environment for its diverse student body of over 7,200 individuals from both local and international backgrounds.

Seattle University offers a broad and comprehensive range of over 120 undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs across various disciplines, including arts, business, STEM, and more. The university's commitment to academic excellence is reflected in its innovative and hands-on approach to learning, with research opportunities and practical experiences seamlessly integrated into the curriculum. This approach ensures that students not only acquire theoretical knowledge but also develop the critical skills and competencies necessary to thrive in their chosen fields.

Why choose Seattle University (SU)

Campus Life

Student life at Seattle University is as energetic and global as the city of Seattle. Surrounded by people who care about them, students will find the safety, adventure, and personal and professional growth that going to college is all about.

Location

Seattle University, situated in downtown Seattle near Capitol Hill and First Hill, provides a variety of accessibility features. These include accessible parking, accessible routes, accessible restrooms, and accessible seating. The Disability Services office also offers resources to ensure that all students have equal access to campus facilities.

Learning experience

Seattle University, one of 27 Jesuit universities in the US, fosters an academic culture that prioritizes values such as integrity, responsibility, ethics, and empathy. This emphasis on value-driven skills encourages both professional and personal growth in students.

Affordability

Seattle University strives to make a high-quality education attainable, offering financial aid to over 95% of its students, including scholarships, grants, loans, and employment assistance, with an average financial aid award of $39,000 for first-year students.

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Campus life

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Fees & intakes

Study levelProgramsTuition (per year)
Undergraduate 79 USD 55,620
Postgraduate 13 USD 16,047 – 38,217

Tuition is shown as published for each program and may change. Check the program page for the exact fee, deposit and other costs.

Intakes

Jan — 81 programs Feb — no intake Mar — no intake Apr — no intake May — no intake Jun — no intake Jul — no intake Aug — no intake Sep — 11 programs Oct — no intake Nov — no intake Dec — no intake

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Seattle campus

Seattle, Washington, United States

901 12th Avenue

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Post-study work information

Optional Practical Training (OPT). OPT and STEM OPT eligibility depend on maintaining F-1 status and on the program. A program counts as STEM only when its CIP code is on the official STEM list — not because its name sounds technical. Eligibility is checked for each program — see the program page.

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