Seattle University

Take this class if you need an easy A. Perfect for seniors with a heavy plate. Quizzes are easy, group project is even easier, and the final exam is a...

Shubha Rajopadhye

She doesn't give partial credit and is very unhelpful and unresponsive when you talk to her. The test included things we didn't go over in class. Do n...

John Strickland

Terrible communication. Short notice for testsquizzes. Sets you up for failure

Sven Arvidson

Sven is undoubtedly brilliant, funny, and translates philosophy in a way that is easy to understand from almost any student. He is always willing to w...

Shusen Ding

He is a good teacher that knows his stuff, however, his axcent is a bit hard to get over the first week or so. His tests arnt that bad, and if you ha...

Mark Cohan

Cohan is out of touch with the current student body, which is surprising for a sociology professor. Cohan likes to engage in "games" and "rewards" whi...

Thomas Kelley

One of the best at SU. He teaches because he loves it. HW takes time to do, but is not graded for right answers. If you have a problem with the class,...

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University Reviews

Know that when your application is being processed they don't tell you much, but after you are admitted the university is super friendly and helps a lot. the Study abroad programs could use a little work though in terms of them assisting you.

Mission and values are important!

Very accepting student body.

Best college ever, could not be more thankful and grateful to graduate from here.

If you are at all unsure about your major, pick a different school. It's very hard to transfer out of Seattle U, so be sure you're ready to stay to the end. This isn't a party school, and that's the way I like it. In the middle of Capitol Hill, you're a walk away from bars & cool events. Don't attend if you're a fan of school spirit, we have none.

Hard to meet people that actually want to do something. Everyones to busy studying their tails off.

Good school overall, great location and food!

Good class size and quality. But some professors make things very "personal". Hard to make friends here.

Seattle University holds a good reputation academically and sometimes athletically. However, their facilities fail because it's kinda old. Food service isn't the best, but they make do. There's always outside food that surrounds the university. Location is perfect.

This is a great example of an immensely overrated University. While some teachers go above and beyond you will often find various non-teacher departments insanely hard to work with. Stubbornresting heavily upon their religious pedigree I would suggest looking at a more affordable school. If you have plenty of money but poor grade, then by a means.

Everything about this school is student centered: small class sizes help you to get to know your professors & advisors/departments are always sending out opportunities that you might be interested in. Campus in the perfect part of Seattle & Public safety is great & there is a police precinct 2 blocks away. Very liberal and social justice school :)

Absolutely adore this school.

I went to University of Washington for my undergraduate and Seattle University of my Master's. Seattle U is "easier", plus the content is a little outdated in their Alber's Business School. It is also way more expensive with almost no scholarships. Lower quality, higher price-tag.

Seattle University has exceeded some of my greatest expectations as a school and lives up to the college dream.