Non-Matriculated Admission

U.S. Citizens and permanent residents who do not intend to complete Seattle University degrees may enroll in undergraduate courses as non-matriculated students. Applicants must be in good academic and social standing at any colleges or universities where they may have studied earlier.

Please see the Registrar's policy on non-matriculated students.

Application

Students must complete a non-matriculated student application and submit an application fee. 

All students must also submit proof of immunization records in order to register for classes. Seattle University requires all students enrolled in undergraduate courses to provide documentation that they have had two doses of the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR). Students may submit your immunizations using the Online Student Health Immunization Form.

Registration

During the fall, winter, and spring quarters, non-matriculated students will be admitted to courses on a space-available basis after all matriculated students have had the opportunity to register. During the summer term, non-degree-seeking students may register when registration opens for the term.

• Tuition and Fees

Student Services

Non-matriculated students do not qualify for financial aid or academic counseling. Access to advisers is at the discretion of the individual schools/colleges. 

Non-matriculated students are eligible for the following student services:

• SU email account (where ALL communication goes to you)
• SUOnline account
• Campus Card
• Library privileges
• Redhawk Center privileges

Non-matriculated students are not eligible for the following services:

• Collegium membership
• Campus housing
• Meal plan purchases
• Voting in student elections
• Serving on student boards or councils