As an incoming Redhawk, you will join an active community of scholars and leaders. We recognize what an important milestone this is in your life, and the Undergraduate Admissions team is here to help you navigate the next steps in completing your enrollment as well as preparing you for your Seattle University experience.
Use the resources on this page to learn more about joining the Redhawk community and confirming your enrollment.
Login to your Admissions Portal
Submit your $500 confirmation deposit to confirm your enrollment to Seattle University.
A $500 confirmation deposit is required of all new first-year students admitted to Seattle University for Fall Quarter. The confirmation deposit will apply toward your first tuition bill. First-year students who decide not to attend Seattle University after submitting an enrollment deposit are eligible for a $200 refund until August 1.
Transfer students are required to submit a deposit for Fall Quarter. For more information regarding Transfer confirmation, visit the Transfer Admitted Student page.
Pay your confirmation deposit via the Enrollment Deposit form.
See the Confirm Your Enrollment page for more information.
Please note – graduate students are not required to pay a deposit.
The enrollment deposit can be paid by check (ACH) or credit card. More information about payment methods is available on the Enrollment Deposit page.
Exceptions to the enrollment confirmation deposit requirement are occasionally made for students with significant financial need, as demonstrated by the FAFSA report, and if recommended by the Student Financial Services Office. Typically, a waiver indicates that most costs are met through federal, state and Seattle University need-based grants and scholarships.
Students seeking deposit waivers should contact their assigned counselor after receiving their financial aid packages. For more information about enrollment deposit fee waivers, contact the Office of Admissions by phone or email at 206-220-8040 or admissions@seattleu.edu.
Please note – graduate students are not required to pay a deposit.
Students attending Seattle University in Summer, Winter or Spring Quarter are not required to submit an enrollment deposit. To confirm your enrollment, you can submit the Admissions Response Form.
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Still not sure who reviewed your application? Just want some help knowing what to do next? Log into your Applicant Status Portal to find your Admissions Counselor's contact information; they can help you with all next steps!
Connect with a Financial Aid Counselor from Student Financial Services to learn more about the financial aid process and to get answers to your questions. Please come prepared to ask your questions.
One-on-one virtual appointments with Financial Aid Counselors will be available in February 2023 after Financial Aid Offer Letters are sent to admitted students.