Transfer Students

Complete Your Housing Application (if applicable)

• Transfer students are not typically required to live on campus but can apply for on-campus housing or choose to live off-campus. Housing is limited and on a first come, first served basis for transfer students.
• Transfer students who are freshmen or sophomores (students with fewer than 90 quarter credits completed prior to enrollment at Seattle U) and under age 21 or have graduated high school within the past two years and are under age 21 are required to live on campus.
• Click here to learn more about housing and to submit your housing application. The Spring 2021 application opened on February 5th and you can learn more by clicking here.

Upload Your Immunization Record

• College is the time for new and educational experiences, but don't let a vaccine-preventable disease be one of them. In addition to the measles immunity requirement, we recommend Seattle University students stay up-to-date with . Submit your immunization records by March 29th by clicking here.

Review and Choose a Health Insurance Option

• Full-time, domestic undergraduates and most international students are required to have health insurance. Seattle U offers access to a third-party student health insurance policy, but if you would prefer to continue on a current policy, you may do so. Review the policy information here and either do nothing to automatically enroll in the Seattle U policy or complete a waiver to register your choice to use another policy. Complete a waiver here and submit by April 7th.

Complete 'Voices for Change' Online Learning

• You will receive an email from an address called "Get Inclusive" in February with instructions on how to access your learning modules. Topics include inclusion on campus, alcohol and other drugs, bystander behavior, and more. The modules are required of all new students. Assigned learning must be completed by March 29th. 

Course Preferences Form

• The Course Preferences Form is designed to gather information to aid your transfer academic advisor in choosing your first quarter schedule. Your advisor will use the information provided to create your course schedule which you will receive at your New Student Advising Appointment. Completing your preference form and signing up for an advising appointment as early as possible will assist our advisors in matching your classes to your schedule. Complete the Course Preferences form by clicking here (you will be prompted to login to your Application Portal). 

Academic Advising Appointment - Virtual (Starting TBA)

• Schedule an academic advising appointment to review and receive your first quarter schedule. Your academic advisor will register you for classes based off of information you provide in your Course Preferences Form. Schedule an appointment by clicking here (you will be prompted to login to your Application Portal). 

Request Accommodations for a Disability (if applicable) 

• If you have had an accommodation for a disability previously or have any questions about accommodations, please contact Disability Services. 

Spring Welcome 2021

• Taking place between March 28th - April 4th, Spring Welcome is your time to get to know your new Redhawk family, prepare for the start of classes on March 29th, and get involved with the many great opportunities the SU community has to offer. All Spring Welcome events this year will be completely virtual, so wherever you are, you will be able to join us. Whether you are a first-year student or transferring to SU, living outside Seattle or on campus, this Winter Welcome is for you!

Access ConnectSU

• ConnectSU is Seattle University's online engagement platform to help students get connected to clubs, organizations, community partners, departmental, and other amazing opportunities for involvement. As a new Spring Quarter student we encourage you to take a look at the upcoming events now and attend any that interest you. Get started by logging in to ConnectSU here.