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City University of Seattle

  • Graduate School
  • Seattle, WA
  • 9 reviews
    CityU is a private graduate school in Seattle, Washington. It has a mid-size graduate student body with an enrollment of 1,271 graduate students. Of the 15 graduate programs offered at City University of Seattle, 14 are offered online or through graduate distance education programs. The most popular graduate school programs at City University of Seattle are Business, Teaching, and Elementary Education. 85% of its graduate students are part-time graduate students.
    Address
    521 Wall Street
    Seattle, WA 98121
    Website
    cityu.edu
    Telephone
    (206) 239-4500
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    Admissions

    Application Deadline
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    Deadline for International Students
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    Admissions Website
    cityu.edu/admissions-us
    Application Fee
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    Masters and Doctoral Programs

    Most Popular Programs
    • Business
      192 Students
    • Teaching
      86 Students
    • Elementary Education
      34 Students
    • Counseling Psychology
      17 Students
    • Project Management
      9 Students
    • Educational Administration
      8 Students
    • Organizational Leadership
      7 Students
    • Computer Science
      6 Students
    • Adult and Continuing Education
      4 Students
    • Accounting
      0 Students

    Applying

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    Total Graduate Students
    1,271
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    Application Website
    cityu.edu/admissions-us/how-to-apply
    Interview Required
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    Personal Statement Required
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    Academic Transcripts Required
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    Application Fee Waivers Available
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    Letters of Recommendation Required
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    Academics

    Part-time Classes Available
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    Weekend Classes Available
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    Graduate Students

    Total Graduate Students
    1,271
    Part-Time Grad Students
    1,085
    Research Assistants
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    Teaching Assistants
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    Racial Diversity
    • Unknown
      44.8%
    • White
      20.7%
    • International (Non-Citizen)
      19.2%
    • African American
      6.5%
    • Hispanic
      3.3%
    • Asian
      3%
    • Multiracial
      1.3%
    • Native American
      0.7%
    • Pacific Islander
      0.4%

    Tuition & Financial Aid

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    Work Study Program Available
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    Financial Aid Website
    cityu.edu/admissions-us/financial-aid
    Living in the Area
    A+
    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Cost of Living
      C-
    2. Crime & Safety
      C-
    3. Nightlife
      A+
    Median Household Income
    $105,251
    National
    $55,322
    Median Rent
    $1,811
    National
    $949
    Median Home Value
    $604,304
    National
    $184,700
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    City University of Seattle Graduate Reviews

    9 reviews
    Completing the Masters in Teaching (K-8 & SPED) at City U of Seattle was an experience to remember! The amount of time that you actually spend in-class doing the work, as opposed to just sitting through courses was so valuable. My cohort had a couple bumps with scheduling and courses, but all in all, I'm so happy to have completed the program there. Looking to return for Educational Leadership.
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    What I enjoy about City University is that it prepares you to take your future, your goals, your LIFE into your own hands. Sure, there are advisors there to guide you but they do not hold your hand. As an adult, learning how to navigate and assess your future is imperative to your success in your field. As I am still a student here, I am learning how to communicate my needs with the program advisors, who seem willing to help but are a little more hands-off in their approach.
    The support and encouragement from staff and faculty is truly amazing. They see you, treat you and acknowledge you as a student and human and not just a number. I feel connected, even hundreds of miles apart!