Welcome and Overview of SU
What Education Looks Like at Seattle University
You’ll be greeted by our Admissions team, who will first provide you with an overview of the SU experience and opportunities.
Student Financial Services Presentation
Making the Seattle University Investment Affordable
Did you know most students at Seattle U come from families making less than $120,000 annually? Additionally, the average SU student borrows over $10,000 less than the national average, and 26% do not need to take out any loans.
Learn more about scholarships, the financial aid process, and affordability with a short presentation by one of our knowledgeable Financial Aid Counselors.
Student and Campus Partner Panel
Connect with our Current Students and Campus Partners
Join representatives from student life offices across campus, along with current Redhawks, for a panel about the student experience inside and outside the classroom. Ask your questions and get some answers!
Campus Tour and Specialized Options
Explore our Beautiful Park in the City
Join one of our student ambassadors as they show you our stunning campus in the heart of the city, which is also a designated Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary and a qualified Wildlife Habitat.
In addition to a general campus tour, you’ll have the chance to visit specialized areas of your interest, including:
- Athletics Fitness Center
- Biology, Chemistry and Computer Science spaces
- Billodue Makerspace (learn 3-D printing, laser and vinyl cutting, glasswork, sewing, fiber arts, bike maintenance)
- Engineering spaces
- E-Sports Lounge and Student Center
- Lee Center for the Arts (State-of-the-art performance and exhibition space)
- The Chapel of St. Ignatius
If you have any questions about Redhawk Summer Fridays, please contact [email protected].
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