Seattle University has consistently ranked among top universities academically by the Wall Street Journal and Princeton Review, as well for sustainability by Sierra and the Princeton Review. See the full rankings.
Seattle University offers an extensive array of programs: eight colleges and schools offer more than 120 undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs.
Each year, Seattle University has a regional economic impact approaching $525 million.
Three out of four Seattle University undergraduate students engage in community service, three times the national average. Students, faculty and staff contribute 200,000 hours of service annually.
Seattle University has more than 90,000 alumni in 97 countries. Nearly 70% have remained in Washington - including 62% in the Puget Sound region - contributing to the state economy and talent pool after graduation. The top 5 employers of Seattle University alumni includes:
Undergraduates with aid: 96%
Average aid award per recipient: $36,920
New freshman with aid: 99.8%
Average aid award per recipient: $39,511
New transfers and graduates with aid: 97.2%
Average aid award per recipient: $37,670
Law students with aid: 92.6%
Average aid award per recipient: $53,226