COVID-19 resources for law students

The School of Law is committed to our students' physical and mental health and wellbeing, and we follow all Seattle University policies and regulations related to COVID-19.

For the latest on Seattle U’s COVID-19 response, visit seattleu.edu/coronavirus.

UPDATED: November 22, 2024

COVID-19 Protocols

• Please review Seattle University’s COVID-19 Policies and Regulations for guidance on what to do after an exposure or if you have symptoms, along with vaccination information.
• You can also find respiratory virus guidance at Seattle U’s Infectious Disease Facts & Resources page.
• 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.

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.