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Program Overview
Tuition & Financial Aid
Each credit is priced at $1045 and MA TESOL 36 credit program. This cost does not include books and fees.
Many of our students use a variety of methods to pay for their master’s degree, including employer tuition reimbursement, federal financial aid and scholarships. See our Tuition and Financing page for more options.
The MA TESOL program does have an in-program scholarship that students are considered for at the time of admission. Students will be provided with the scholarship application once they apply to the program.
You may explore other scholarship opportunities on our Tuition and Financing page.
Why Gonzaga?
Jesuits have been educating people since 1540, and Gonzaga's Master's programs continue to offer the opportunity to pursue a degree that strives to educate the whole person: intellectually, spiritually, physically and emotionally.
Gonzaga was founded in 1887 and continues to pursue a mission of educating leaders with a mind for social justice and the capacity for reflective and critical thought.
You will be assigned a faculty advisor who will work with you throughout the duration of the program to help you meet your academic goals. Our Student Services team is also available to answer your questions and connect you to the resources you need, including:
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Course Scheduling and Program Support
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Graduate Student Association
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Foley Library
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IT Help Desk
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Disability Access
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Career & Professional Development
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Center for Cura Personalis
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Health & Counseling Services
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Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resource Center
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Rudolf Fitness Center
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Transfer, Veteran and Returning Adult Services
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Unity Multicultural Education Center
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University Mission & Ministry
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