Admission Requirements

The following requirements must be fulfilled to get admitted to Seattle University

• International students are considered on a case-by-case basis. There can be some additional requirements, depending on the program you are applying to.
• Students are required to submit their original transcripts from their last attended academic institutions. If they are not in English, then submit the translated copies of the same along with the originals.
• Financial support statement (original bank statement and sponsor letter). 
• Passport identification page with machine-readable code visible
• Applicants must be 18 years old at the time of the beginning of the course.
• You need to submit your English language proficiency test scores if you are coming from a non-English speaking country.

Opportunities

Career Engagement Office

Student Support

Support and Services

You’ll discover many offices at SPU that serve and support students. Here are some of the most frequently used.

Your Help Checklist

• Center for Career and Calling can help you discover purpose and passion in your life, with career and vocation counselors, employer connections, and help with your job search.
• Center for Student Success offers resources to help you succeed through academic coaching, group tutoring study tables, one-on-one peer tutoring, study-skills workshops, and a college success class. Academic accommodations and advocacy are available at Disability Support Services.
• Health Services offer services that include evaluating, treating, maintaining, and promoting optimal physical, mental, and spiritual health.
• University Library provides a wealth of resources (online and in print), as well as help with research projects. Contact a Librarian in your discipline for personalized help getting started with research for a paper.
• Office of Academic Counseling provides academic support to students throughout their time at SPU, from their first quarter registration to graduation. This office works with students’ primary faculty advisors to connect students with resources and provide support through moments of academic challenges.
• Office of the Registrar responsibilities include, but are not limited to, registration, academic course catalogs, transcripts, transfer-credit evaluations, degree evaluations, academic records, scheduling and analysis, and veteran services.
• Student Counseling Center offers undergraduates a wide variety of services, from crisis intervention and health or nutritional counseling (including eating disorder treatment) to relationship and group counseling, psychiatric evaluations, consultations, and education.
• Student Union Building serves as the campus “living room,” with food  options and a place to hang out.
• Student Financial Services can help you with financial aid questions, and with everything from payments and billing, to loans, grants, scholarships, and the all-important FAFSA form.
• Computer and Information Systems (CIS) is SPU’s help desk for all things related to hardware, software, email, networking, or Internet issues.