Seattle Pacific University Top Questions

I love that the campus is just perfect size and the students and professors are friendly because you feel like a part of a big family.

professors are considerate, interested, open-minded generally. sociology major is great. seattle has a great culture.

Hands down, it would be the community. At SPU, people care. They don't pretend to care because they want to manipulate you, and for the most part, they aren't fake. Instead, they truly want to know you for who you are, and the majority of students are Christians. This allows for a beautiful spiritual connection among students, as well as faculty and staff. SPU is a place to make connections that will last for life.

The values. They overall feel of the school is to mature individuals not only in their education but also as moral people. It's a very important aspect of college.

I consider the smaller class sizes to be the best trait about Seattle Pacific University because it allows for a more rewarding student to professor ratio. With that being said, students are able to excel in more classroom discussions and better academic help from the professor.

We are small, good class sizes, our faculty is amazing and willing on occasion for the betterment of the students to disagree with the administration.

My school offers the one aspect that most schools rarely offer: camaraderie among students, teachers, and alumni. This is the one reason that I feel most at home--rarely have I experienced such connection with anyone from my classes and felt really comfortable engaging in abstract discussions with my teachers and classmates alike.

I love the enclosed feeling of the campus. We are located just outside downtown Seattle, in the middle of a triangle of three diverse districts. We are our own community locked in behind ancient brick and giant oak trees, blocks away from an oceanside metropolis.

The community and the education, the dorms and the people, pretty much everything at SPU is amazing