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Bellarmine Advising Center | Bellarmine Hall 111
206-296-2260
(appointments may be requested outside of these times)
Premajor Studies is committed to anti-racism & anti-oppression within our advising practices and personal lives. We pursue this commitment through regular discussions and assessment about equity and inclusion within the policies and processes of Premajor and Seattle U. We consistently advocate for policies and processes that support true inclusion for all students.
Additionally, each Premajor advisor is committed to unlearning and challenging our unearned privileges. We support and affirm Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) and we recognize anti-racism is a lifelong process.
Each advisor will have different days they will be working in the office and remotely, which is noted by appointment type on their Bookings calendar.
Welcome to one of Seattle University’s largest and most popular programs: Premajor Studies. As the only undeclared major program of its kind in the Northwest, here you’ll find the support you need to embark upon your educational path. With our program, you’ll develop and benefit from a rigorous academic framework that will serve you throughout your undergraduate studies at Seattle University.
From your first quarter, we are here to help you choose the major that is right for you. We support you through your personal, academic and career goals with a comprehensive assessment of your strengths, interests, and values.
While advisors assist you in creating your education plan, we will help you explore various fields of study before you declare a major or minor, as well as discuss internship, co-curricular, volunteer or study abroad opportunities that can apply to your interests.
The Program Evaluation is a powerful tool for selecting courses toward graduation. Advisors help you review your program evaluation and counsel you on your academic plans, course selection and major selection and discuss academic opportunities available to you.
Advisors can help you address common registration issues, understand registration restrictions and assist with planning and preparing for quarterly advising and registration periods.
Advisors can help you evaluate past academic performance and discover the skills and resources necessary to achieve your educational goals. Advisors can connect you with academic and specialized campus services and will work with you if you are on academic probation.
Once you have chosen a study abroad program and been accepted to the program, Advisors can review your potential course selections and help you complete your Education Abroad Course Approval.
Advisors can explain university policies and procedures and assist you in completing various petitions and forms. We also help you get plugged in on campus so you can develop a sense of belonging even sooner.