City University of Seattle

City University of Seattle is a private, not-for-profit University with approximately 5,754 enrollments during the year ended june 30, 2021. All grants under financial aid go to students to finance their education. The University is comprised of the school of management, the gordon albright school of education, the division of arts and sciences, the school of applied leadership, and the division of Washington academy of languages. Headquartered in the pacific northwest, City University of Seattle offers professional certification, associates, bachelors, master's, and doctoral programs. Classes are held at locations throughout Washington, canada, mexico, greece, switzerland, the czech republic, vietnam, and china.

City University of Seattle believes that funding should not be a barrier to education. The University has multiple scholarship programs available for students who are low-income minorities, underrepresented, experiencing economic hardship, or dependent on merit-based scholarships. Cityu has awarded more than $5.7 million in scholarships to date. City University of Seattle continues the laid-off worker and transfer scholarship program to assist students that were impacted by recent poor economic conditions. City University of Seattle also added international student scholarships for students with economic need, new students and transfer students.