Students
Identification and Paperwork
- Photo ID
- Final transcripts or AP scores that need to be turned into Admissions
- It's helpful to have your SU ID number written down (if you haven't memorized it yet)
Overnight Stay
- Personal toiletries (e.g., shampoo, soap, deodorant, etc.)
- Phone and charger
- You do not need to bring linens: we will provide bedding, a pillow, and a towel
Clothing
- Dress in layers; we'll be inside with and without AC and we'll be outdoors
- Comfy shoes; you'll do a lot of walking as you explore your new campus home
- You'll have down time during the evening on Day 1 where you might choose to get active outside and participate in outdoor games with your new friends; you may want to change into athletic gear or more comfy clothes
Families
- Dress in layers; we'll be inside buildings with and without AC and we'll also spend some time outdoors
- Wear comfy shoes; we'll do a lot of walking as we explore the SU campus
- Phone and charger; you may want to snap some pictures, call to check in at home or work, or want to get numbers from fellow parents and family members you meet at Orientation
- Expect to experience the full spectrum of emotions; sending a student off to college is no easy task, so give yourself grace as you navigate this transition
- If you are staying on campus during Summer in Seattle Orientation, linens (bedding, pillow, towel) will be provided, but you should bring your own toiletries