Seattle is one of the less-expensive private schools in the country. Full-time students pay only $35,340, per year, while part-timers pay $1,178 per credit hour. Room, board, and expenses are also reasonable, with the average student spending roughly $17,300. These figures put the annual cost of attendance at roughly $53,000 for full-time students and $45,000 for part-timers. Regardless of the cost of attendance, there will always be students who cannot incur the financial burden on their own. At Seattle, 91% of students borrow money to finance their education. As a result, the average indebtedness for Seattle graduates hovers around $94,000, according to USNews.