
Return to Campus – Seattle
Before You Return to Campus
Students who attend classes in Washington state will need to attest to full-vaccination status or declare a vaccination exemption. Attestation Forms must be completed by prior to any attendance on campus. Students who require a medical or religious vaccination exemption will need to fill out the self-attestation form and declare an exemption. Those that declare an exemption will need to provide documentation. Please complete the Student Attestation Form. If you require a paper version of this form for complete, please email mycityusupport@cityu.edu to request a copy.
Attestation forms and exemption information is secure and limited disclosure regarding vaccination status is allowed, as long as the only serves the need to ensure that vaccination policies and face covering requirements are being followed. Vaccine information will be accessible to specific individuals in Human Resources (employees) and Student Affairs (students). Note that under FERPA, institutions must keep a log of persons who receive access to student vaccine records per 34 CFR 99.32.
Students who attend classes in Washington state will need to attest to full-vaccination status or declare a vaccination exemption. Attestation Forms must be completed by September 24, 2021.
If you are vaccinated, please ensure that you have completed the Student Attestation Form. This must be completed by September 24, 2021. If you require a paper version of this form for complete, please email mycityusupport@cityu.edu to request a copy. If you have missed the September 24th deadline for submission, please contact your advisor for assistance.
Per the Governor’s second proclamation, the only exemptions permitted are medical or religious. If you do not meet the vaccination requirements you will be unable to attend in-person instruction in Washington State. Please contact your student advisor to discuss course options if you are unable to comply with these requirements.
For additional information about the vaccination requirement for students and employees, including what it means to be “fully vaccinated,” and more, see our COVID-19 page.
Getting to Campus
City University of Seattle
521 Wall Street, Ste 100
Seattle, WA 98121
Students should enter the campus from the main entrance (on the corner of Wall and 6th). All classrooms will be on the first floor and well-marked for easy access.
CityU can also be reached via Seattle Metro transit. The campus is within minutes of some of Metro’s busiest routes, including routes 5, 26, 28, and 358.
While On Campus
Although not required for our students, some students do ask to be issued a CityU ID card. If you would like an ID card, please send an email to IDcards@cityu.edu and a CityU staff-member will assist you.