#1 in Seattle, WA
City University of Seattle
Seattle, WA
Acceptance
100%
Total Cost
$30,868
City University of Seattle is located in Seattle, WA.
Seattle, WA
Colleges in Seattle, WA
Explore 10 colleges and universities in Seattle. Compare programs, admission requirements, and campus life to find your perfect school.
10
Colleges in Seattle
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#2 in Seattle, WA
Antioch University-Seattle
Seattle, WA
Acceptance
100%
Total Cost
$19,260
Antioch University-Seattle is located in Seattle, WA.
#3 in Seattle, WA
North Seattle College
Seattle, WA
Acceptance
100%
Total Cost
$4,458
North Seattle College is located in Seattle, WA.
#4 in Seattle, WA
South Seattle College
Seattle, WA
Acceptance
100%
Total Cost
$4,458
South Seattle College is located in Seattle, WA.
#5 in Seattle, WA
Seattle Central College
Seattle, WA
Acceptance
100%
Total Cost
$4,458
Seattle Central College is located in Seattle, WA.
#6 in Seattle, WA
University of Washington-Seattle Campus
Seattle, WA
Acceptance
39%
Total Cost
$29,594
SAT
1330–1510
Nestle into Seattle's tech-fueled, rain-soaked embrace at this massive public powerhouse where you'll code breakthroughs amid evergreen forests and coffee-fueled all-nighters.
#7 in Seattle, WA
Cornish College of the Arts
Seattle, WA
Acceptance
62%
Total Cost
$51,527
Cornish College of the Arts is located in Seattle, WA.
#8 in Seattle, WA
Seattle University
Seattle, WA
Acceptance
77%
Total Cost
$66,030
SAT
1200–1430
Jesuit school in Seattle's vibrant Capitol Hill, fusing urban energy with service-driven education.
#9 in Seattle, WA
Seattle Pacific University
Seattle, WA
Acceptance
83%
Total Cost
$52,995
SAT
1050–1320
Faith-infused liberal arts university nestled in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood, overlooking Puget Sound.
#10 in Seattle, WA
Seattle Film Institute
Seattle, WA
Total Cost
$33,000
Seattle Film Institute is located in Seattle, WA.
FAQs about Seattle Colleges
Going to college in Seattle offers students a unique blend of academic opportunities and city life. Students benefit from internship opportunities, cultural attractions, and networking with professionals in various industries. The college experience in Seattle combines classroom learning with real-world experiences in Washington.
The cost of living in Seattle varies depending on housing choices, lifestyle, and the specific area of the city. Students should budget for housing, food, transportation, and personal expenses on top of tuition costs. Many colleges offer on-campus housing options and meal plans to help manage expenses.
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