City University of Seattle

City University of Seattle has been reinventing higher education in the Pacific Northwest and throughout the world since 1973. The University’s aim as a private, nonprofit institution is to provide career-relevant education to working professionals who seek to enhance their careers and participate in the global marketplace. 

Today, this University is a Top 10 adult educator in the United States, with over 60 degree and certificate programmes in areas such as business, leadership, education, project management, health and human services, and computer and information systems. Students learn from practitioner teachers and network with alumni employed at Seattle's best firms whether they study on-site or online. 

The City University of Seattle community is genuinely international. Every year, approximately 500 foreign students attend CityU's Seattle campus to obtain their bachelor's or graduate degrees. The University will continue with their aim of providing international students with access to a high-quality, meaningful US-style degree. Institutions from Canada, China, the Czech Republic, Mexico, Slovakia, and Vietnam have formed collaborations with this institute. Students get global views from their classmates while also developing their professional competence, regardless of whatever curriculum they pick. 

The institution enrols 41% of undergraduates, 40% of graduate students, 4% of doctoral students, and 15% of non-degree pursuing students. Some Masters programmes at City University of Seattle require job experience; otherwise, admission is dependent on academic records, ELP scores, and supporting papers such as a statement of purpose and letters of recommendation from professors or counselors.

This university takes great pleasure in ensuring that their students have all they require to succeed. As a result, the institution offers a wide range of student support programmes and tools to assist students in staying focused to graduate and achieve their objectives. Academic and professional services, housing aid, student groups, the Counseling Center, and other services are available at the City University of Seattle.

Students can use a portal to provide information about everyday events on campus. Students can get career advice and other job-related help at the student career centre. The Overseas Student Office assists CityU's international students in settling in. For students and online learners, the CityU library examines business and industrial books.

Cornish Commons is City University of Seattle’s on-campus residence for students. The neighbourhood in which the residential halls are situated is known as South Lake Union. CityU and Cornish College of the Arts share a 20-story structure. A shared kitchen, a fitness centre, laundry facilities, a TV lounge, and an art studio are among the amenities which are provided to the students. The type of resident rooms are 2-person, single, super-single, 3-person, and 2-person rooms. Separate dresser, desk, chair, cabinet, mattress, and single bed are among the furnishings available. Each bathroom has its own toilet and bathroom. There is also 24*7 access to the internet. A refrigerator, microwave oven, sink, and other amenities are included in a two-person room. 

There are also a variety of off campus accommodation options which are available to the students. 

International students can apply for scholarships to study in the United States, in the City University of Seattle. Some of the prominent scholarships which are awarded by this institution are; Presidential Merit Scholarship (the university awards merit scholarships to first-year CityU foreign students who excelled academically the previous school year. The scholarship is worth a lot of money. The quantity of prizes given out fluctuates from quarter to quarter and year to year), Economic Hardship Grant (this need-based scholarship is available to students who have completed at least three quarters of full-time study at CityU. This award is available to a total of 12 students), Academic Achievement Grant (this scholarship is for first-year overseas students who showed promise in their previous school year academically. The scholarship amount is substantial, and the number of prizes is distributed on a quarterly and academic basis).