COVID-19 resources for law students

The School of Law is committed to our students' physical and mental health and wellbeing.

Updated: October 20, 2025

COVID-19 Protocols

• The University is not currently requiring that positive COVID-19 cases be reported to Public Safety or covid-19-report@seattleu.edu. As a result, students should communicate with their professors and the Associate Dean for Student Development as they would for other illnesses that require missing class or rescheduling an exam.
• If you have Long COVID or post-COVID conditions that might necessitate disability accommodations, please contact Disability Services for assistance.
• Find respiratory virus guidance at Seattle U’s Infectious Disease Facts & Resources page.

Student Health Resources

• The Student Health Center offers on-campus healthcare at minimal cost to students.
• TimelyCare is a telehealth resource available to students 24/7 from anywhere in the United States. Schedule counseling and medical appointments through the TimelyCare app.
• Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) provides mental health counseling and resource services, including urgent care.
• Learn about additional resources at the Seattle U Health & Wellness page.

Financial Assistance

• Law School Student Financial Services can work with you to review your financial aid options in the event of unanticipated health expenses.
• The MOSAIC Center may provide, on a funds-available basis, emergency financial assistance for students experiencing a one-time, non-tuition-related financial emergency.
• Food Security Resources can also help offset expenses.