A Seattle University education is a smart investment: according to a report by Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce called “The First Try at ROI,” a typical Seattle U undergraduate will benefit financially over their career by well more than $1 million.
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Most SU students come from households earning less than $120,000 annually
On average, SU students borrow over $10,000 less than the national average, and 26% do not need to take out any loans
SU has over 1,400 paid on-campus jobs for students to build professional skills, and in 2023 the minimum wage will be $18.69
Seattle University students come from families of all kinds. The pie chart to the left shows family income distribution for all SU FAFSA filers in 2022; over half of all SU students come from households earning less than $120,000 annually.
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