small jesuit
school on capitol hill. people are generally nice and friendly, but girls, don't come here expecting a boyfriend. there's way more girls than guys, and more than half of those guys are
gay. the rest are either uninterested or major players because they realize they can get any desperate su girl they want.
it's not a party
school, but parties aren't
hard to find (esp if you're in sports). most people love their
weed and ciggs.
academically it's not hard (i'm a chem major). just don't be like me and get distracted by ppl or the fact that so many music venues are nearby. there's WAY too much to do in
seattle, and su is literally in the middle of it all.
there's lots of
school sponsored events-- movie nights, speakers, bands, outdoor trips, etc. students get discounts on plays (wicked was the most recent), some concerts (last was benfolds), hiking, paintballing, bus passes, and other things that i don't take advantage of.
if you care about diversity, i guess it's diverse. not a lot of hispanic or black people; most of the asians are from hawaii or guam. there's just as many vegetarians as meat eaters. it's a jesuit shcool, but most people are agnostic or don't care about religion. it's a small
school, but you will find a niche and like minded people.
anywho i go here and i love it. it was my safety
school, but i ended up coming bc of
money (most people are like that here). you should come here too if you're not obnoxious :]
when i was applying for colleges, i never found
seattle university so i decided to make a
definition for it. now people from around the world can learn about
seattle university based on this freshman's perspective.
