The 28 Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States are located in 18 states and the District of Columbia. The institutions range from major research universities to comprehensive universities; from smaller colleges and universities that combine the liberal arts and professional studies to one strictly liberal arts college. In addition to being among 221 Catholic institutions and 1,600 independent colleges and universities in the United States, American Jesuit colleges and universities are part of a network of approximately 189 Jesuit institutions of higher learning throughout the world, thus having the distinction of being at once local, national and international.
Seattle-area prospective applicants considering pursuing their undergraduate degrees at a Jesuit institution are encouraged to stop by the Jesuit Excellence Tour, a college fair that allows admissions staff from Jesuit colleges and universities to answer your questions regarding their institutions and the application process.
Complimentary parking is available for guests in the Murphy Parking Garage, the Visitor Parking lot, and the Broadway Parking Garage. Complimentary parking passes will be required of all vehicles that choose to park on the Seattle University campus.
Jesuit Excellence Tour College Fair - Parking Permit
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Representatives from the following Jesuit universities will be in attendance:
College of the Holy Cross
Creighton University
Fairfield University
Gonzaga University
Loyola Marymount University
Loyola University Chicago
Loyola University New Orleans
Marquette University
Regis University
Rockhurst University
Saint Louis University
Santa Clara University
Seattle University
University of San Francisco
Please contact Patrick McCarthy, Assistant Director of Admissions, at (206) 296-6246 or mccarthp@seattleu.edu with questions regarding the Jesuit Excellence Tour College Fair at Seattle University.