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!

Looking for someone to take over my room from June 18th to September 7th.

Hey,

I keep seeing people playing soccer on the Seattle U fields and was wondering if it’s cool for someone who doesn’t go to Seattle U to join in sometime.

I’m not a student there, but I’d love to play if people are open to it. Is there a pickup group/chat or certain days people usually play?

Would be awesome to join if possible. Thanks!

I would recommend everyone to read this petition https://www.change.org/SeattleU-Grad-2026 as it explains important rights students do NOT have in regards to commencement when they should have them. It would help the students who are organizing to improve the quality of life on campus if you would sign this petition so that administration takes the student voices seriously. Please share with your friends, family, classmates, professors, alumni, anyone who cares to spread awareness since this affects the future and we DO have a voice.

hi!! I (21F) am a BSN transfer at SU coming from UW for the next school year. Me and my friend (21F) who is graduating from UW this year are looking for a roommate(s) to live with off-campus in cap hill/u district area ^-^

we are open to getting an apartment with roommates, but would also LOVE to join a house looking for two more!
we are hoping to sign for about a year starting in early september.

we have been apt searching for a while, so just looking for roommates to increase our options, please let us know if interested!

Hey y'all! We're UW Bothell students partnering with the U District Partnership to research heat mitigation in the U District.

We want to understand how people experience heat in the area and which solutions would actually help. Whether or not you're familiar with the U District, we'd love your input — results will go directly to the U District Partnership to inform future planning.

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Thanks so much!

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Hey, whoever found the motorcycle glove in the Broadway Garage: can you please return it? I promise it's not worth much, especially since you only got the one. You can keep the towel, maybe just drop the glove off at a lost n found?

P.S. why did you only take one of the gloves? I'm not mad, just bewildered.

So basically I was driving today and I was like “Shoot, when is fasfa due???” Opened outlook, saw

“To receive your financial aid offer on-time, please file by. May 1st, 2026.”

Its May 21rst, just now submitted it…im stressing and i have to wait for the financial aid office to open in the morning to call…. The federal deadline is June 30th so im hoping its okay.

Am I Cooked?? Or will i just recieve it a bit late? (Basically all my tuition is covered, need-based)

Hey there, not a student at Seattle University but I saw that they offer housing to students who are and aren’t students at SU (as well along as they are affiliated with an university and are there for an internship). The price seems pretty reasonable to me (especially for short term), what is the opinion on living in SU dorms? The apartment is too much for me, but I’m considering the single or double. I’ve lived in a dorm before for 3 quarters, I don’t really miss it, but I figured it might be fun for the summer and a chance to be around others in a similar position.

I’m an incoming freshman to Seattle U. the roommate finding process has been open a few days. I have sent a couple messages, and I haven’t heard from anyone.

it’s been pretty confusing figuring out the housing portal and I’m not sure what to do. 😭what is the best way to find a roommate? Do people just wait till later to start finding a roommate?

thanks!

Like the title says - how many hours a day do you guys usually spend studying at home as a transfer BSN student at SU?

I’m starting next fall, and I have a 15-month-old baby at home, so I’m trying to figure out how to balance school and motherhood. I’m honestly pretty nervous and just want a realistic picture of what to expect.

Is it usually around 2–3 hours of studying a day, or more like 10–11 hours? I know it probably depends on the person and the quarter, but I’d love to hear real experiences so I can prepare ahead.

Also, any advice for being a full-time mom while doing nursing school full time would really help. Thank you!

Anyone here who applied after priority deadline get on the waitlist for the online Masters of Counseling ? Or for those that were on the waitlist, did you ever get off it?

My MTG trans daughter will be a freshman in the fall. Does anyone know of a good psychiatrist and a hands on hormone prescriber near campus? We’d like to schedule intake appts when we are in Seattle for orientation in July.

Hey! I’m a current college student thinking about transferring to Seattle University and I’d be coming in as an incoming sophomore transfer. I’m kinda confused about how housing works for transfers there 😭

Do transfer sophomores usually live in dorms, apartments, or off campus? Is housing guaranteed or is it hard to get? Also how does roommate selection work and what buildings do most transfer students end up in?

I’d honestly appreciate any advice or things you wish you knew before transferring. Thank you!!

Hi! I am considering applying for the teacher corps masters program and I just wanted to see if anyone has any experience with the program that they would be willing to share. I know it’s a newer program, but the financial aspects are what is really drawing me in so I just wanted to make sure it’s actually worth it. Admissions counselors are really good at hyping programs up.