Tuition
- $1020 per credit
- 68 credit program
Things to Consider
- Compare the value of the programs you considering. Cost shouldn’t be the sole factor in choosing a program, though it is an important one. Consider personal fit, professional outcomes, and the quality and reputation of your options.
- Graduate tuition is billed differently than undergraduate tuition. You will only be expected to pay for the credits you are enrolled in each term (plus any fees).
- Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) annually to be eligible. Gonzaga University’s school code is 003778.
- Graduate students are eligible to receive up to $20,500 in federal loans each academic year.
Financing Options
Graduate Assistantships – Our program does offer various graduate assistantship opportunities in which you can apply for alongside admission to the program. There are opportunities to assist within grading, research, program activities, and more.
Scholarships –
First-Generation Scholarship
In order to be eligible to apply, neither parent can hold a bachelor’s degree. If applicable, please answer the following questions and attach the document to your application upon submission.
Each response should not exceed one page single-spaced.
1) Describe the barriers to post-secondary education that you have experienced.
2) What are the support systems that you have had to utilize to successfully complete your undergraduate degree?
3) If awarded this scholarship, please describe how the financial support would help you achieve your personal/professional goals.
International Graduate Student Scholarship
At Gonzaga University, we welcome the diversity and experience that international students can bring to our graduate programs. We invite all international applicants to apply to our International Graduate Student Scholarship. Learn more and apply here.
AmeriCorps members receive a $1,000 scholarship each year they meet enrollment eligibility within a Gonzaga graduate program
Loans – Graduate loans are not based on income, and can help to finance both your education and living expenses. Borrowing options typically are divided into two categories: federal student loans and private, alternative loans.
Payment Plans – Gonzaga University offers payment plans to assist you in financing your education. Typical options include paying your balance in full each semester or paying your balance in monthly installments to make your payments more manageable.
Outside Avenues — These may exist through community organizations. Check with service organizations like the Knights of Columbus, Rotary Club, and Elks Club. Other possible sponsors include employers, parent/spouse employers, trade associations, banks, credit unions, corporations, schools, and churches.
Loan Forgiveness Options – Depending on the route your career takes you, loan forgiveness programs may become an opportunity. Your federal loans may qualify through the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program (more info at www.studentaid.ed.gov). Also, your future employer may offer this opportunity. Research now and you may be pleasantly surprised by what you find.
There are many options when it comes to financing your master's degree. You can apply for federal financial aid, which is not based on need, check your company for employer reimbursement or gain scholarships.
Our Admissions Counselors can talk with you about the various ways to fund your education.
Questions?
Contact
Graduate Admissions
Call or Text: (866) 380-5323
Email: gradadmissions@gonzaga.edu
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