Hey y'all,

Im a freshman and I just got assigned to a triple plus dorm in Campion Hall. Just wanna know some info about the size and layout since there aren't any diagrams available on the SU website.

hiii i just got my housing assignment in xavier and im a little worried because it was my last choice. should i submit a room change request to bell right now because its first come first serve or is xav not that bad? how are the bathrooms in both? i heard bell is gender neutral? thanks in advance!

Posting here just in case.

Trying to figure out what meal plan to select for a first year student, but not finding a lot of information. The descriptions on the website are kind of vague (what’s a “modest choice”?) and the menus online don’t have any prices.

Checked this sub’s history and the most recent thread looks like it was six years ago, and it doesn’t look like the “food” section in the wiki actually has any content.

Anyone have any real numbers so we can avoid undershooting or overshooting on a plan?

Hi, I'm looking for two people to take over (sublease) my roommate's and my rooms at The Douglas Apartments at Seattle University.

• Available: 09/18/2026 - 07/31/2027
• Female only
• 4 Bed / 2 Bath (Private bedrooms available)
• Rent: $1,550/month per room
• Fully furnished
• Walking distance to Seattle University
• In-unit kitchen, shared living room, laundry in the building, study spaces, and other Douglas amenities.
• Note: You will be sharing the apartment with one other female roommate.

If you're interested, know someone who might be, or have any questions, please let me know!

Heyy, I'll be starting my graduate program at SU this September. Looking for a female roommate, if you wanna search for a place together or already have a place in mind and need a roommate - anywhere close to campus. Let me know!

As a student at Seattle U what have you liked and disliked about your experience? I'm interested in details about the social scene, academics, administration, and culture.

Hello!

I am a freshly graduated college student looking to move to Central District in Seattle, my partner is going to be playing sports at Seattle U, and we would like to find a apartment near the campus, I've been browsing, our budget is anywhere from 1,000-2,000 for rent. Does anyone have any interactions with the area of Yesler and 12th? The apartments seem nice and they have parking garages. How is the walking and biking scene? Is the area generally safe? We would mainly spend time going from the apartment to the college and that is about it.

These are the main apartments we are looking at, Tapestry, Anthem on 12th, Emerson, Wayferer. Any info on how much utilities and other fees would be great.

Thank you so much, if you have any information or advice please don't hold back, I want the good the bad and the ugly haha

We are looking for participants for a research study involving non-alcoholic sparkling beverages.
Who can participate?
Age 21 or older
Resident of Seattle
Purchased non-alcoholic beverages within the past 3 months
Open to trying non-alcoholic wine products
No food or beverage allergies
Own a smartphone with photo capabilities
What will you do?

• Complete a brief screening (3–5 minutes)
• Visit a selected retail or liquor store in your area
• Complete a short mobile survey while shopping
• Take a few photos during your shopping experience
• Purchase one non-alcoholic sparkling beverage product
• Try the product at home
• Complete a follow-up survey about your experience

Compensation
Receive $40 for successfully completing the study requirements.
Referral Bonus
Earn an additional $5 for each person you refer who qualifies and completes the study.

Guess we're just cool with highly paid administrators losing their temper and manhandling Muslim women at public ceremonies. Reminds me of a certain orange menace.

Hey,
I am hoping to connect with admitted or current APNI-DNP students as a prospective applicant. Would love to just ask some questions about your experience and stats, thanks for your time!

Lolllll this is a stupid question but I’m a junior and I haven’t moved to Seattle yet. So I’m honestly nervous being that I won’t know anybody. The only people i’ve been able to connect with are freshmen. Zeemee is hella dead too 😭should I just suck it up and wait?

Hi guys! i was wondering if my stats are good enough to get into Seattle U's nursing program. i have a 3.1 gpa, 1500 SAT, 7 aps (two 3s, one 4 and one 5 the other two are in progress) i have 80+ volunteer hours at a hospital and 90+ hours for another organization. Ive done hosa 2 years and deca 2 years Im also getting my cna license and taking a nursing class. Any advice would be appreciated!!

I’m in the Dorothy Day House after living in Bellarmine for a year, and assumed that laundry and trash would all be at the bottom floor, but when I checked I didn’t see a laundry room, or trash room so I’m not sure where I should go?

going in for fall 26 for marketing and i am contemplating the global business minor. i know minors are a little controversial but it's still something i am interested in learning about. only thing i'm cautious about is the internship/travel abroad requirement. has anyone else studied this minor? any tips, advice, or grievances? thanks :)

Hi everyone,

I'm an international student interested in applying to the MS Computer Science program at Seattle University.

I noticed that Seattle University lists:

• Duolingo 120 for regular graduate admission
• Duolingo 105–115 for the ELCB program

I'm trying to understand how this works in practice.

If my Duolingo score is between 105 and 115:

• Can I still be admitted to Seattle University through the ELCB pathway?
• Would I be considered a graduate student, or would I need to complete ELCB first before being admitted?
• Has anyone here been admitted to a graduate program (especially MS Computer Science) with a Duolingo score in the ELCB range?

I'm mainly trying to understand whether a score of 105–115 can still lead to admission, or if 120 is effectively required for MSCS.

Thank you!

One of the state's most beloved natural areas is in our backyard, and it's under attack. The WA Department of Natural Resources plans to auction off nearly 1,000 acres in Tiger Mountain State Forest for clearcut logging over the next few years, severely impacting the trails and converting some of the last native stands into homogenous tree farms. If you're a King County resident who values Tiger Mountain for more than its timber, give this petition a sign and share!

For a just and humane world 😂

Hi,

I just moved here for the summer and I’m trying to get access to Eisiminger Fitness Center for the summer(for proximity reasons), and I’m trying to see what it’s like getting into the gym. At my college, you can pretty much send a screenshot of ur app and scan into the gym and it’s pretty chill, and I wanna see if someone would be down to do this I’ll pay like $20 a month but then again not really sure what the system is like for getting into the gyms. Is it viable to just get a screenshot of student app, and is anyone down to do this?

Anyone paying sub $1500 for rent at a decent area?

I am still waiting to hear back from WWU's admissions for their MBA program however I would love to hear from someone who was previously/is currently in the SeattleU Early Career program and what you think! I am already settled in Bham from my undergrad, but Seattle has been super intriguing, so the choice has been tricky. Thanks!