Seattle Colleges & Universities
Study in a Lush & Relaxed Atmosphere
If you want to study in a big city that is as laid back as a smaller college town, check out schools in Seattle. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Seattle's 617,334 people makes it the 23rd most populated city. But those studying at colleges in Seattle can attest to the city's relaxed atmosphere... continue »
Seattle Locations at a Glance
- 1. DeVry University - Bellevue (Seattle)
- 2. University of Phoenix - Western Washington Campus
- 3. The Art Institute of Seattle
- 4. DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management - Bellevue (Seattle)
- 5. IADT - Seattle
- 6. Argosy University Seattle
- 7. Kitchen Academy - Seattle
- 8. ITT Technical Institute - Seattle
- 9. Golden Gate University - Seattle
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Why Pursue Degrees in Seattle?
Schools in Seattle are diverse and include any level/type of education you could hope for, including private liberal arts colleges, large state universities, community and technical colleges, a medical school, and art institutes. While studying at colleges in Seattle, you will have a multitude of cultural opportunities to explore. Seattle is renowned for its performing arts scene, which includes the Seattle Symphony Orchestra, one of the world's most recorded orchestras. In addition, students earning degrees in Seattle can enjoy the following cultural and entertainment activities:
• Theatre: Seattle has over 100 theatrical production organizations, including international and local productions.
• Music: Seattle is considered the grunge music capital. But pop, classical, jazz, and more are widely performed.
• Poetry: Seattle has a reputation for poets and coffee shops for good reason.
And getting around is easy for students at colleges in Seattle. The city's public transportation system, including electric trolleybuses, is one of the nation's best. To explore the Puget Sound, Seattle's ferry system is the largest in the U.S. and the third largest in the world.
And contrary to its reputation, Seattle is not even considered a top-10 rainiest city in the U.S., according to a WeatherBill, Inc. study. Most of its precipitation falls as drizzle, which does not drench a person very quickly, but keeps everything glowingly green.
Ready for laid-back and green? Find out more about colleges in Seattle here.







