Seattle University Top Questions

It is very small, sort of like a community college.

Seattle University strives to educate leaders for a just and humane world.

Dedicated to educating the person as a whole, enriching their lives with more than just book knowledge by encouraging them to participate in their community and challanging them to think about the gobal community.

Seattle University is a private, jesuit catholic, institution.

Seattle University fosters an environment where students are active in social-justice projects, students are involved in an array of service-oriented activities where they can grow as human beings and contribute to the community; it is evident that the mission statement, which claims to empower leaders for a just and human world, is evident through how the professors genuinely care about their students as well as the leadership classes and opportunities SU offers.

Seattle University is ethnically, racially, religiously, economically diverse; it has a strong focus on the community and academic excellece.

Seattle University is in the middle of the city, is liberal and close minded, has small class sizes, and is very acedemically based.

The mission of Seattle University is to not only build the mind but the soul as well.

My school is a non-profit Jesuit private school built around the idea of providing academic quality.

My school constantly challenges me to be a well rounded citizen in society- I have become a more environmentally aware person as well as someone who sees the great need to give back to society- it is an expensive school which leads to my strong fight to figure out how to continue to attend by finding the finances I need to do so.