• The enrollment deposit is $200 and is fully refundable until May 1.
• All enrollment deposits must be submitted no later than August 7.
• Benefits to submitting a deposit early include the ability to submit a housing deposit; allowing you to be first in line for a housing assignment, as well as priority access to advising and registration sessions!
• Submit your enrollment deposit online.

Our vibrant campus community supports a holistic learning experience at Saint Martin’s. Most first-year students are required to live on campus and have a meal plan. Students have a number of housing options and may choose to live in one of our special interest communities. Students also have a variety of meal plans to choose from.

• If you plan to live on campus, you will need to submit:
  • Housing application and contract.
  • Roommate preference worksheet.
  • The $200 housing deposit is required when submitting housing application materials.
  • Some students have the option of not living on campus. To pursue this option, please submit a housing exemption request form.

Room, roommate, and special interest community preferences are considered on a first-come-first-served basis and priority will be given to those who have applied by the May 15 deadline.

Submit your housing materials and deposit, or exemption request form online now.

Held during the summer, and with options for both first-year and transfer students, advising and registration is designed to prepare you for your first semester as a Saint. You’ll meet with an academic advisor, register for classes and begin connecting with the Saint Martin’s community.

Choose from the following Advising and Registration options!

First-year undergraduate

• Register now for advising and registration session one and Incipio fall orientation. (7/11/2013 12 p.m.)
  
  ATTENTION: Session one is for CAP/Bridge students and recruited athletes ONLY. Please register for a different session if you are not in one of those groups.
• Register now for advising and registration session two and Incipio fall orientation. (7/18/2013 12 p.m.)
• Register now for advising and registration session three and Incipio fall orientation. (7/25/2013 12 p.m.)
• Register now for out-of-state phone advising and Incipio fall orientation. (7/1/2013)

Transfer undergraduate

To schedule your academic advising appointment, please contact the Office of Admissions at: 360-438-4596 or admissions@stmartin.edu.

• Register now for fall Incipio transfer orientation. (8/24/2013 7:30 a.m.)

The Student Health Center provides services for a wide range of health issues, assistance with chronic medical conditions and community referrals. Access to the Student Health Center is included with your semester health services fee.

All new students must submit:

• Vaccination records and student intake form.

These forms should be printed and mailed directly to the Student Health Center at:

Student Health Center
5000 Abbey Way SE
Burton Hall Room 102
Lacey, Washington 98503

If you have questions, please contact the Student Health Center:
360-412-6160
healthcenter@stmartin.edu

Your student email account will be the mechanism for official university email communication.

Set up your account before you attend advising and registration.

Send your final official high school and/or college transcripts to the Office of Admissions. Be sure to send all AP test reports and, IB transcripts to the Office of Admissions for evaluation.

• Please send all materials to:
  
  Saint Martin's University
  Office of Admissions
  5000 Abbey Way SE
  Lacey, WA 98503

• If you will be participating in NCAA Div II athletics at Saint Martin’s be sure to register with NCAA Eligibility Center.

• Submit your enrollment deposit of $200 as soon as possible to secure your place at Saint Martin’s  the deposit confirmation form. Your deposit may be submitted using any of the following formats:
  
  
  • By check -- mail to:
    Saint Martin's University
    Office of Admissions
    5000 Abbey Way SE
    Lacey, WA 98503
  • By phone at 360-438-4389 using e-check or credit card.
  • In person at the Office of Student Financial Services using cash, check or credit card.
• The enrollment deposit is $200 and is fully refundable until May 1.
• All enrollment deposits must be submitted no later than August 7.
• Benefits to submitting a deposit early include the ability to submit a housing deposit; allowing you to be first in line for a housing assignment, as well as priority access to advising and registration sessions!

Our vibrant campus community supports a holistic learning experience at Saint Martin’s. Most first-year students are required to live on campus and have a meal plan. Students have a number of housing options and may choose to live in one of our special interest communities. Students also have a variety of meal plans to choose from.

• If you plan to live on campus, you will need to submit:
  • Housing application and contract.
  • Roommate preference worksheet.
  • The $200 housing deposit is required when submitting housing application materials to the Office of Admissions.

Room, roommate, and special interest community preferences are considered on a first-come-first-served basis and priority will be given to those who have applied by the May 15 deadline.

• If you would like to pay your housing deposit with a credit card over the phone after you’ve sent in your housing paperwork, please contact the Office of Admissions at 360-438-4596.
• Some students have the option of not living on campus. To pursue this option, please submit a housing exemption request form.

Held during the summer, and with options for both first-year and transfer students, advising and registration is designed to prepare you for your first semester as a Saint. You’ll meet with an academic advisor, register for classes and begin connecting with the Saint Martin’s community.

Choose from the following Advising and Registration options!

First-year undergraduate

• Register now for advising and registration session one and Incipio fall orientation. (7/11/2013 12 p.m.)
  
  ATTENTION: Session one is for CAP/Bridge students and recruited athletes ONLY. Please register for a different session if you are not in one of those groups.
• Register now for advising and registration session two and Incipio fall orientation. (7/18/2013 12 p.m.)
• Register now for advising and registration session three and Incipio fall orientation. (7/25/2013 12 p.m.)
• Register now for out-of-state phone advising and Incipio fall orientation. (7/1/2013)

Transfer undergraduate

To schedule your academic advising appointment, please contact the Office of Admissions at: 360-438-4596 or admissions@stmartin.edu.

• Register now for fall Incipio transfer orientation. (8/24/2013 7:30 a.m.)

The Student Health Center provides services for a wide range of health issues, assistance with chronic medical conditions and community referrals. Access to the Student Health Center is included with your semester health services fee.

All new students must submit:

• Vaccination records and student intake form.

These forms should be printed and mailed directly to the Student Health Center at:

Student Health Center
5000 Abbey Way SE
Burton Hall Room 102
Lacey, Washington 98503

If you have questions, please contact the Student Health Center:
360-412-6160
healthcenter@stmartin.edu

Your student email account will be the mechanism for official university email communication.

Set up your account before you attend advising and registration.

Send your final official high school and/or college transcripts to the Office of Admissions. Be sure to send all AP test reports and, IB transcripts to the Office of Admissions for evaluation.

• Please send all materials to:
  
  Saint Martin's University
  Office of Admissions
  5000 Abbey Way SE
  Lacey, WA 98503

• If you will be participating in NCAA Div II athletics at Saint Martin’s be sure to register with NCAA Eligibility Center.

Saint Martin’s has 13 NCAA Division II athletic teams in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC). Get to know your Saints!

There are endless opportunities to be involved as a Saint Martin’s student. The Office of Campus Life oversees over 30 clubs and the Associated Students of Saint Martin’s University (ASSMU).

• Our School of Business offers programs in accounting and overall business management and is the largest program on campus. The international track allows students to get a hands-on international experience!
• The College of Arts and Sciences offers a variety of exciting social science programs, humanities, science, mathematics, nursing, languages and the performing arts.
• The College of Education and Professional Psychology offers a bachelor's degree program with a Washington Residency Teaching Certificate in elementary education, special education, or secondary subject area majors. CEPP additionally offers a variety of graduate programs in education and counseling psychology.
• The Hal and Inge Marcus School of Engineering has two accredited and ABET certified undergraduate programs in civil and mechanical engineering. The new $13.1 million dollar, Platinum LEED certified building will hold its first classes in Spring 2013 and is an exciting addition to the campus! Learn more about our new engineering building!

The Office of International Programs and Development offers many exciting and transformative opportunities to get involved in the global community. They offer many affordable programs where you can study abroad in hundreds of locations around the world. Whether it be a semester abroad at one of our sister universities in Japan, or a two-week mission trip to Mexico, there is a country just waiting for you to explore!

Saint Martin’s is committed to being a safe and supportive campus community and our Office of Public Safety provides numerous resources to students.

Saint Martin's is dedicated to scholastic achievement and helping you reach your educational and professional goals. Visit the Learning and Writing Center to see some of the academic resources available to you!

Disability support services is committed to providing resources for students with physical, learning, and psychological disabilities. Students are encouraged to schedule a personal interview with the Disability Support Services coordinator to discuss their individual needs and support plan.

Saint Martin's Office of Campus Life provides a variety of commuter services—from lockers to lounges—all designed to help the commuting student feel right at home.