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Gender-Based & Sexual Harassment and Assault Resources (Seattle)

The University of Washington provides victims/survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence, domestic violence, stalking, and sexual harassment an array of resources that reflect the University’s commitment to preventing and responding to sex- and gender-based violence, harassment, and discrimination.

These resources can help you access confidential support, address safety concerns, locate medical care and counseling providers, and learn how to make a report to the University or law enforcement.

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U-PASS (Tri-Campus)

The U-PASS is a bus pass plus more. Loaded right onto the Husky Card, the U-PASS provides members with unlimited rides on regional buses, commuter trains, light rail and water taxis as well as discounts on vanpools, carpools and other special offers.

Graduate Student Housing (Seattle)

As a graduate student, your apartment living options are many and varied. You can live right next door to campus or just a short bus ride away. Our furnished and unfurnished apartments are available to students who are single, married, registered same-sex domestic partners, as well as students with families.

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Off-Campus Housing Information

Below are sites that provide off-campus rental listings for apartments and houses:

Seattle Rentals |  PadMapper |  Apartments.com

Childcare Assistance Program (Seattle)

The Childcare Assistance Program (formerly known as Student Parent Resource Center) is designed to assist UW Seattle campus students in covering the costs of licensed childcare for their children (ages birth – 12 years old) while enrolled in an eligible program of study. This award is funded by Student & Activity fees paid by students attending the Seattle Campus.

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Student Veteran Life (Seattle)

Student Veteran Life is a unit founded by student veterans, for student veterans. As such, in order to build on the strength of organic and authentic community building and effectively bridge the civilian-military divide on campus, Student Veteran Life is led by a team of experienced and diverse veterans. Student Veteran Life serves a diverse community of scholars who have served their country and now want to advance their lives and education at the University of Washington.

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Veterans Education Benefits (Seattle)

The University of Washington Veterans Education Benefits office serves current service members, veterans and their dependents during their time as students at the UW. The University has a long history of educating veterans, active duty military, and military dependent students. We are honored to continue with this valuable tradition as a new generation serves and returns to higher education. We are committed to ensuring your academic success and value your addition to the UW campus community.

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Center for International Relations & Cultural Leadership Exchange (Seattle)

CIRCLE adopts student-centered and strengths-based approaches to address the needs of international graduate (master’s and doctoral) students through resource sharing and tailored programming. We recognize that it can be challenging for anyone to navigate the complex university ecosystem. Therefore, we collaborate with key campus partners to curate resources that will help you make the most of your graduate experience at the UW. 

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International Student Services (Seattle)

The UW is home to over 8,0000 representing more than 100 countries. ISS staff advises international students with F-1 or J-1 visas who are enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs on the Seattle campus of the University of Washington.

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