Seattle Pacific University

Seattle Pacific University is a private Christian university, founded in 1891, by the Free Methodist Church of North America. The University has a campus with an area of approximately 40-acre, which is located about 10 minutes drive from downtown Seattle, precisely located on Queen Anne Hill, Seattle, Washington, United States.

Currently, through the school, including the School of Business and Economics, School of Education, School of Health Sciences, School of Psychology, Family and Society, School of Theology, and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the university offers 50 undergraduate majors program, with a variety of majors field of study.

Although the university has provided various programs majors fields of study, however, popular majors that many graduate programs taken by students at this university include psychology, business administration, nursing, physiology and communication. In addition, students can also take a variety of program areas of study with a master's degree, doctoral, and honors, which also has been provided by the university.

According to a university official data, almost half of all students, which is about 43%, the students who come from abroad. This indicates that, not only the local residents who are interested in studying at one of the best universities in the world.

In addition to studying, students can also develop a range of skills he has, by joining in one university program called the Social Venture Plan Competition. Where in the program, each student will demonstrate in writing every ability skills in entrepreneurship and developing the business plan, to address a variety of social needs. While that will act as a judge in the assessment, is the local businesspeople and community members.

Students are also able to develop his talent, as well as showing his achievements in the field of sport, by joining the university sports teams. Because, with the mascot, dubbed the Falcons, the university's sports teams compete with other universities in the NCAA Division II athletics competition.