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After you receive the electronic copy of your I-20, complete the following steps before booking your visa appointment:
- Schedule a free visa information and preparation session with your personal Enrollment Advisor.
- Check that the details on your I-20 are correct (including your date of birth) and make sure your name is the same as it appears on your passport.
- Prepare the documents you will need to take to the embassy when attending your visa interview.
Immigration Documents:
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- Passport
- Visa
- I-20
- Letter of Acceptance
- SEVIS I-901 Fee Receipt
Original Documents:
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- Academic transcripts, sealed in an envelope and certified
- Academic certificates
- English proficiency test scores
- Bank statement
After you complete the above steps, you should apply for your visa as soon as possible. It requires an interview with the US Embassy and can sometimes take several weeks to schedule.
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- Complete your visa application.
- Pay your I-901 (SEVIS) fee.
- Visit usembassy.gov to learn more about scheduling your visa appointment, what to expect when you arrive, and the documentation you need to take with you.
- Notify your enrollment advisor of the date and embassy location of your visa appointment.
- Watch these videos to help you apply for your visa and prepare for your interview:
Other links that international students find useful:
We are so excited for you to join us on campus!
When purchasing your ticket, plan to arrive on or before your scheduled move-in day. You can arrange airport pick up and transportation based on your needs.
Once you book your flights, you must complete the arrival form here:
Move-In Dates
For all application and payment deadlines as well as move-in and program start dates, please visit the Important Dates page.
We are looking forward to meeting you in person!
Flywire by Peer Transfer: Please visit the Seattle University Shorelight flywire portal to complete the transfer process. Please note that you cannot use a US credit card or US bank account.
mySeattleU:
Navigate to the Redhawk Admissions Portal to activate your Seattle U account. Read more about the Seattle University Account set up here.
Confirm Your Contact Information
Review your contact details in your Admission Portal and update any information that needs to be changed.
Upload Your Campus Card Photo
Your Campus Card will be given to you upon your arrival to Seattle U and will grant you access to campus buildings, your meal plan, and printing on campus.
Upload your photo in your New Student Checklist.
Upload your Passport and Visa
Add a copy of your passport and visa to your Admissions Portal.
Official Transcripts
All incoming SeattleU students are required to submit official transcripts to Seattle University. Read instructions on how to submit your final transcripts in the Admissions Portal.
All transcripts must be sent to Seattle University via mail, online, or in person.
- Electronic Transcripts – Seattle University accepts transcripts through Electronic Parchment and National Student Clearinghouse. Official electronic transcripts should be sent to admissions@seattleu.edu by the issuing institution.
- Paper Transcripts – Official print transcripts should be sent directly to the Admissions Office by the issuing institution.
Seattle University Admissions Office
901 12th Avenue
P.O. Box 222000
Seattle, WA 98122-1090
Anticipated College Credit Earned Form
This form will help inform your Academic Advisor about any college credits that you have already earned from another college or through Running Start, and/or AP/IB/Cambridge exam scores.
Request Disability Accommodations – Optional
Students who are requesting academic, housing, and meal plan accommodations for the first time at Seattle University are required to complete the New Student Application via myDS and meet with Disability Services before receiving services. Read more about the application process here.
Health Forms:
- Meningitis Agreement: Washington State Law requires that information on meningococcal disease must be provided to every student prior to class registration. Visit your SeattleU account to review submit and your meningitis agreement.
Read more here. - Measles Vaccination and Immunization Records: All undergraduate students are required to provide proof of immunity to measles prior to arrival.
Read more here for details on immunization requirements.
Submit your information via the Seattle U Online Health Immunization Form.
FERPA Disclosure Form:
Complete this form prior to your arrival.
ALEKS Math Placement test
The ALEKS Math Placement Assessment is required for all first-year students.
This test is used to determined your current math skills. Your Academic Advisor will use your test score to place you into your initial math course.
Please visit your Seattle U Orientation Portal for more details.
It is highly recommended that you make housing arrangements before arriving on campus. You can fill our your Housing application in the Seattle U Housing Portal. Please be mindful of housing deadlines.
Check out the following resources for housing information.