so.. my roommate moved out today. i have the room to myself. am i going to get assigned another roommate? or not because they intended on staying the whole year? i dont want to ask my ra yet because the longer i go without one the better. no shade i just love my privacy.

Are there any places on campus that offer free coffee??

Anyone see a car hit an Orange Subaru Crosstrek parked on the 3rd floor of the Broadway garage today (October 17th)? They scratched my car and rim and didn't leave a note.

I have looked everywhere, I don’t want boxed mac and cheese so where can i reliably find good mac and cheese without walking to safeway?

I've been wanting to play a ttrpg for awhile be it DND or anything else

I know it’s not a party school, and I don’t typically go to parties but I love Halloween, anyone know any Halloween parties besides udub?

Hello SeattleU,

I’m with Experis User Research Solutions, we are based in Bellevue, WA, and located in the Lincoln Plaza. We’re currently seeking participants who are relatively new to VR to take part in our research study. You must have little to no experience with VR to participate.

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• The session will last approximately 90 minutes.
• Compensation: $150.
• Weekend sessions are available if you’re unable to attend on weekdays.
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• Ages: 18+
• Location: Bellevue, WA

If you’re interested or know someone who might be, please take the survey below to see if you qualify. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

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Note: If selected to participate and you wear glasses, you must arrive with contact lenses, or you won’t be able to participate.

hi guys i was wondering if undergraduates could enter the school of law to study or just for a quiet spot to be?

Hi,

I recently graduate with a BA in sociology and have pretty good math skills (calculus I and calculus II I did a p/f on that class for health reasons and statistics) and am wondering what SeattleU looks for in its MSBA applicants. Thanks!

Hi!

Do you guys have any recommendations for nice places to study on Campus for new undergrad/graduates? Any suggestions on either / or:

1. Good places to have group meetings and study sessions
2. Good places to study by yourself and relatively quiet/not many people come around

If you live in Douglas or anywhere on campus, how were you able to connect your tv to WiFi?

Thats it thats my question🐟

This is a long shot but if you happen to know Jessiah Dumas, I found his wallet at Manifesto Coffee in Tacoma. Saw they had a Seattle U ID card so I figured I’d post on here just in case cuz it’s got some important things in it 🤷‍♀️

Hi guys I’m a first year commuter and i was wondering where i could microwave my lunch??

For those who have taken on-campus jobs, how was it? I transferred to SU this Fall. This is going to be my first part-time job ever, and I’m scared to hell🫠 I don’t know what to expect, and I’m afraid I won’t be able to satisfy their expectations.

I’m an international student, so even though I’m pretty confident with my English, I still picture myself “struggling” as it’s not my first language.

There is no need to sugarcoat; be straight with me😃

I am currently a freshman commuter and was wondering if next year I would be able to apply to become an RA. Do you need to have lived in a dorm to become an RA?

Curious about the financial situation of students at Seattle U since on the surface it seems a lot of students are well off.

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Hi! Is anyone using the discounted student Orca Card for Seattle U?

1. Would anyone know what the cost is and how it is like (monthly, quarterly, single-trip pay, etc)
2. I see an option for Orca Lift vs non-Lift card. Does anyone know what the difference is?

Did anyone else notice the tuition was raised by $2384.93 this year? How are you guys planning on paying the difference for this first quarter? Any tips? Last year I was able to afford $300 a month out of pocket which covered all of my tuition but I’m not sure I can afford $600 a month this year.

How do clinicals work at Seattle u?

Do you get to choose the hospital?

Do you get to choose how many hours (8 or 12)?

I was wondering what kitchen items (pots, pans, cuttingboards, knives, etc.) are in the shared kitchen area or if it's just a stove/sink

Hey y’all! I’m a new staff member at SU starting next week, working in the library.

What are some go-to spots to eat out around campus? Preferably for brunch or lunch? I don’t have a car so I’d need to stay as close to campus as possible for my lunch break.

I’m a little confused about where the best places to get food on campus are, as I’m an Eastside transplant (born and raised in Bellevue) and UW alum so I’ve never explored Capitol Hill much.

Hi! Has anyone done or taken MSDS so far? I am an incoming grad for fall 2024 and would like to know some things regarding the program and food places near SU

1. What classes (MSDS or CS related) did you find were worth while and what professors would you recommend? Do you guys have any recommendations for good electives for the program?
2. Do you guys have any food recommendations near SU or at SU?
3. Are there a lot of campus job events or do you guys go to UW for those?

Thanks a lot :)

Title. I know we can double major, but I was wondering if double minoring is possible.

Hi, everyone!

I finish my nursing prerequisites after Fall 2025 quarter. Bellevue College and Seattle University are my top picks to apply for nursing programs simply because they both require the same prerequisites, although one more than the other.

I have 5+ years of phlebotomy experience, but would love to gain CNA experience as well. I also have no choice in gaining the experience because 100+ hours of CNA experience is required for Bellevue College’s nursing program.

The issue I have is if I want to get the prerequisites done by December 2025, I cannot work a full time CNA schedule. My only option is to either not work at all and just focus solely on prerequisites or work a per diem schedule. However, finding a per diem CNA job when I have absolutely no experience in it is really hard to get hired on. I have had no luck with being interviewed or selected for those positions.

Seattle University does not require healthcare experience, BUT it is advised.

For those who’ve been selected for Seattle Universities BSN program, did you or did you not have healthcare experience? If so, how much experience and in what? If no experience at all, please share.

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