City University of Seattle, a leading accredited not-for-profit university, can help you reach your goal. CityU of Seattle has been offering first-class programs for more than 35 years, and their advisors are ready to help you strategize your education game plan, whether it's help choosing the right degree program, or identifying and applying for a scholarship. Getting your degree will make a difference in your earning potential and your employment level. At any age or stage in life, education can take you to the next level. By getting your associates, undergraduate or graduate degree, you'll be one step closer to scoring your dream job or that long-awaited promotion.

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Picking a program is the first step. Whether this is your first time enrolling in college or you’re a returning student, you can choose from many degree programs. CityU’s advisors can help you weigh your options.

Plenty of universities offer scholarships. City University of Seattle specifically created a number of distinctive scholarship programs to assist laid-off workers, community/technical college transfer students and aspiring teachers of diverse backgrounds. Check it out!

• Gordon Albright School of Education Diversity Scholarship
  Available to future teachers of ethnic backgrounds who seek a Bachelor of Arts in Education or Master in Teaching.
• Laid-Off Worker Scholarship
  Lost your job? Undergraduate candidates are eligible for $10,800 in tuition assistance while prospective graduates may receive up to $3,000.
• Transfer Scholarship
  Earn up to $10,800 to apply toward a future bachelor’s degree. CityU accepts up to 90 credits from your community or technical college.
• Seahawks Scholarship
  The Seahawks Undergrad Scholarship is a $15,000 scholarship offered by the Seattle Seahawks. It is awarded to one individual who exemplifies a commitment to advancing on a professional career path of scholarship, leadership and service.