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STUDENT SUCCESS
Student Success brings together a robust network of support, resources, and programs designed to help students thrive- academically, socially, and professionally. This site is a central hub for students and their supporters to navigate key services, find helpful tools, and connect with the people and offices dedicated to their success.
Find your Success at Seattle University
This section provides essential links to support your daily academic success. You'll find SSO-enabled access to personalized information, including your course schedule, class details, and key academic tools. We've also included helpful resources for families and supporters of Redhawks as they navigate the academic journey together.
Access to academic planning, course selection, and advising appointments.
Current students can view and connect with their academic advisor on the Checklist/Student Portal.
Families and Supporters can learn about University Advising on the Academic Advising page.
Canvas is the University’s learning management system (LMS) that students use to access their course syllabus and information, submit assignments, and interact with professors and fellow students.
Current student access to Canvas.
Families and supporters can learn about Canvas on the Canvas Help Center page.
A centralized tool used for course registration and academic planning. It helps students and advisors track degree progress, explore “what-if” scenarios for majors and minors, and plan future courses—supporting timely graduation and informed course planning.
Student access to MySeattleU Student Planning.
Families and supporters can learn about MySeattleU Student Planning.
The Student Portal is designed to connect students to resources and information geared toward supporting their success. The portal offers an engaging, easy-to-navigate digital environment designed to support students every step of the way.
Current students can access the Student Portal here.
While families and supporters do not have access to the Student Portal, they can find general, non-personalized information and key academic resources on this page. These tools are designed to help you stay informed and support your Redhawk throughout their academic journey.
Quick links to Canvas support, Media Services, and the ITS Help desk for technical assistance.
Both current students and families and supporters can review helpful ITS information.
Existing Seattle U students can reset their account passwords online or by calling the Service Desk at (206) 296-5571. Please have your SU ID # readily available when you call the Service Desk.
Academic Support Resources
Academic Support and Accessibility Resources
Learning Assistance Programs: Explore your options for tutoring, academic coaching, study strategies, and personalized support. Get support from professional staff and peer educators with time management, test-taking, study groups, and more to succeed in your academic journey.
Disability Services: We’re here to help you access everything Seattle University has to offer. Whether you need academic accommodations, testing support, help with documentation, or accessible housing options, we’ll work with you to ensure you have equal access to your courses, programs, and campus life.
English Language Learning Center: If you're a multilingual speaker of English, we're here to support you in thriving at Seattle University. Through welcoming learning spaces, opportunities to strengthen your academic English, and guidance on navigating American college life, we’ll help you build the skills and confidence to succeed—in the classroom and beyond.
Math Lab: Math Lab provides FREE math tutoring for Seattle U students in lower division Math courses from Math 1000 to Math 2340, including UCOR 1200.
Accounting Lab: Our volunteer tutors provide high-quality tutoring for students seeking help with any accounting class. The accounting lab also serves as a place to study and for accounting majors to socialize.
Economics Labs: The Economics Tutoring Lab is a free service for students enrolled in economics courses in the Albers School as well as SU students considering an economics or business economics major.
The Writing Center and Research Support
The Writing Center is here to support you at any stage of the writing process—from brainstorming to final edits. In a one-on-one session, you'll get helpful feedback, writing strategies, and guidance to strengthen your clarity, confidence, and voice as a writer.
Starting a research project and not sure where to begin? Our Research Toolkit walks you through everything from developing a topic to citing sources—and if you need more help, you can explore library tutorials, drop in for research support, or book a session with a librarian, writing consultant, or tutor.
Get Connected and Find your Community
Discover programs, communities, and events that help you build meaningful connections at SU.
First Gen Support
Dedicated to promoting inclusive excellence and enhancing the student experience by supporting the personal, academic, and professional development of first-generation students. Through intentional programs and partnerships, we ensure students are equipped with the tools, networks, and confidence to succeed at Seattle University and beyond.
Veteran and Military Student Center
A welcoming and useful center dedicated to creating an environment where student success and a positive experience can be achieved. Designed to leverage campuswide resources, opportunities, and expertise, our goal is to ease the transition from service member (or dependent) to successful college student. Our center provides a community for all service members and their families. For more information, contact Shawn Dodge at sdodge@seattleu.edu
The Links
The Links are physical student community spaces located throughout campus to support the day-to-day needs of our various student populations. We welcome all students to come check out the Link spaces! You won't be turned away. Additionally, we invite members of specific communities to their unique Link space to meet peers of similar identities and lived experiences.
Get Connected and Find your Community
The MOSAIC Center
At the MOSAIC Center, we’re here to support you in building community, finding your voice, and exploring what inclusion means on campus and beyond.
Connect SU/Events
Looking to get involved on campus? ConnectSU helps you find and join student organizations, stay up to date on events, and track your involvement—all in one place. It’s a great way to connect with others, build your community, and showcase your experiences beyond the classroom.
Scholar Success Initiative
Through success coaching, shared programming, and strategic partnerships, we promote the academic success and retention of students in Seattle University’s signature scholarship communities.
Student Concern & Early Alerts
Student Concerns & Early Alerts
Seattle University’s Early Alert system connects students with support when academic or personal challenges arise. If you or someone you know needs help, use the Submit a Student Concern Form to get connected to resources.
Depending on the nature of the concern—academic success, well-being, or safety—your report will be reviewed by either the Dean of Students Office or the Student Success Division. A staff member will follow up within 3–5 business days.
If you are experiencing an emergency or crisis, please call SU Public Safety at (206)296-5911 (First Hill) or (206) 726-5038 (South Lake Union).
24-Hour King County Crisis Line: (206) 461-3222
24-Hour Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988
Submit an Early Alert
If you have a concern about a student, please use this form linked below. Students are welcome to use this form.
We’re Here for You
We are located at Lemieux Library, 277.
Hours:
Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m