I'm planning to apply to Seattle University and I'm curious if interviews are required or if they're optional. Can anyone share their experience or knowledge about the interview process there?
Sure, I can help clarify. At Seattle University, interviews are not a required part of the undergraduate admissions process. The main components they review include your application (currently they accept the Common App), high school transcript, personal statement, letter of recommendation, and any additional materials that support your application like a resume or supplemental essay.
However, students interested in certain programs, such as direct entry to their nursing program, might be invited for interviews as part of the admissions process. These interviews are typically by invitation only, after an initial review of your application.
Remember, while most applicants won't participate in an interview, there are still plenty of opportunities to engage with the admissions office, such as virtual tours and information sessions. These opportunities can help give you a better feel for the campus culture and community.
Always check the most current information on the Seattle University's official website or reach out to the admissions office directly to clarify any specifics.
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