All undergraduates must apply to the Seattle University Admissions Office for entrance. Through the Admissions Office you can request information, learn how to apply to the university, arrange for a campus visit, become familiar with the undergraduate degree programs, and get information on financing your education.
The Office of the Registrar is responsible for class registration, grading, graduation evaluation, academic transcript processing, and academic record protection and maintenance. Additional responsibilities include class schedule production, transfer credit evaluation, degree audit, Undergraduate Catalog production, degree and enrollment verification, and FERPA training.
The Seattle University Academic Calendar shows you the quarters, registration dates, tuition due dates, holidays, exam weeks, and commencement date.
You may be eligible for financial aid to help you pay for your education at Seattle University.
Within the Catalog is the academic calendar for the year, the admissions and financial aid procedures, tuition and fees information, and academic policies, as well as degree program information for all the schools. Information on university governance, faculty, and a map are also included.
Students who enroll in a degree program will have to fulfill the requirements in the Catalog of the year they entered the program, as opposed to the requirements in the Catalog of the year they graduate.