Graduate and Law Student Housing Application Process at Seattle University

Eligibility

To apply for graduate or law student housing at Seattle University, you must be:

Enrolled in a graduate or law program at Seattle University.
Currently admitted to or intending to enroll in the fall semester.

Application Process

The application process consists of the following steps:

Create an Online Application: Visit the MyHousing portal to create an online application.
Complete Application Information: Provide basic personal and academic information, including your program of study and intended move-in date.
Select Housing Options: Explore the available housing options and select your preferred type and location.
Submit Application: Review and submit your application.

Application Deadlines

Priority Deadline: May 1st
Continuing Student Deadline: July 1st
New Student Deadline: August 1st

Application Fee

A non-refundable application fee of $50 is required to submit an application. This fee is payable online through the MyHousing portal.

Document Requirements

The following documents may be required during the application process:

Proof of enrollment (e.g., admission letter or current transcript)
Proof of income (e.g., pay stubs or bank statements)
Copy of government-issued identification (e.g., driver's license or passport)

Housing Options

Seattle University offers various housing options for graduate and law students, including:

On-Campus Housing: Located on or near the university campus, these apartments and residence halls provide convenient and affordable living options.
Off-Campus Housing: Located within walking or biking distance of the campus, these apartments and houses offer more flexible and personalized living experiences.

Amenities

Depending on the housing option you select, you may have access to the following amenities:

Furnished or unfurnished rooms
Shared or private bathrooms
Kitchens or shared dining areas
Laundry facilities
Wi-Fi internet access
On-site parking

Housing Costs

Housing costs vary depending on the housing option and amenities you select. Please refer to the MyHousing portal for specific pricing information.

Meal Plans

Meal plans are not included in the cost of housing. Graduate and law students can purchase meal plans separately through the Dining Services office.

Roommate Matching

If you do not have a roommate, you can request roommate matching through the MyHousing portal. This service helps you connect with potential roommates based on your preferences and lifestyle.

Important Notes

Housing applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Early application is strongly encouraged to secure your preferred housing option.
The university reserves the right to deny or cancel housing applications based on factors such as availability, eligibility, and conduct.
Students who are not offered on-campus housing may be assisted in finding off-campus housing options by the university's Off-Campus Housing Office.