Tuition & Financial Aid

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"The MBA coursework at Gonzaga provided a valuable learning experience that has truly given me the tools I need to succeed in my career. The faculty is experienced, knowledgeable, and understanding. My Gonzaga experience has made me a valuable commodity as I re-enter the job market."

Eric Donaldson




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"The diversity of the student mix, along with the one-to-one support from the teaching staff, creates an incredibly dynamic learning environment. This experience has translated directly to my ability to develop and present innovative ideas in my business, while having the confidence and the competence to apply the rigors of the subjects studied to their practical ends and add value to our key stakeholders."

Paul Keil
Center Director
Spokane Customer Care






MBA and MAcc tuition for all students is $745 per credit hour for the 2009-2010 academic year. Books and supplies average $100 per course and fees vary from $28 to $67 per semester.

Program  # of Credits
Total Tuition*

MBA

33 credits

$24,585

MAcc

30 credits

$22,350

*Does not include books or fees

FINANCIAL AID
The Graduate School of Business and Gonzaga University offers a number of financial aid services. For the 2008-2009 academic school year over 90% of MBA & MAcc students received financial aid in the form of graduate assistantship, scholarship or student loans. Please contact the Financial Aid Office directly for more information, (509) 313-6582.

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
Students  interested in on-campus employment should contact the Student Employment Office upon arrival at Gonzaga. College Hall, Room 126, Spokane, WA 99258-0072, Phone: (509) 313-6588.

2009-2010 GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships in the Graduate School of Business provide financial assistance to students of high promise who demonstrate significant potential to benefit from graduate education.

Graduate School of Business Scholarship Application

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
1. Acceptance to graduate standing in the Graduate School of Business
2. Demonstrated financial need
3. Good academic standing (minimum 3.0 GPA)

Notes:
*The award is divided equally between the fall and spring semesters.
*Written communication skills will be evaluated by the Scholarship Committee.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE
1. Complete and submit the application form with a cover letter by June 1, 2009, to the Graduate School of Business office (JP264).
2. Submit two letters of recommendation. If you are employed, one of the letters should be from your employer.
3. Submit a current resume
4. Submit transcripts (unofficial copies are acceptable)
5. Submit GMAT score (unofficial copy is acceptable)

*Note that resumeés, transcripts, GMAT scores, and letters of recommendations will be viewed during the application process.

FEDERAL LOANS
Federal Subsidized Stafford Loan
Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loan
Federal Graduate PLUS Loan

These are fixed interest rate student loans. The Stafford rate is fixed at 6.8% and the Graduate PLUS rate is fixed at 8.5%. Principal payments may be deferred while you are enrolled at least half-time. Three or more credits per semester is considered half-time for graduate programs and is the minimum requirement for loan eligibility and continued deferment of principal. Please see www.elmselect.com for more information.

PRIVATE LOANS
Numerous banks offer private educational loan programs to further assist students and families with college expenses. All private educational loan programs are based on creditworthiness. Your lender may offer a type of private educational loan through their website that does not require school certification. Borrowing this type of private educational loan may have a serious negative impact on your existing financial aid package. Please contact your financial aid office before borrowing on of these loans. Please see www.elmselect.com for a list of lender options.

GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS
Graduate assistantship assignments are made on a one-semester basis. You will need to re-apply for an assistantship each semester. GA's are granted by academic deans to regular full-time graduate students who do not have a full-time job. Visit our Graduate Assistantship link for more information.

For more information or to receive an application please contact the MBA/MAcc office at (509) 313-7044 or by email at  mbamaccga@gonzaga.edu.

INTERNSHIPS
Gonzaga University's internship program is designed to provide benefits to both students and business partners. For more information regarding internships, please visit the Internship Webpage or contact us at business-internships@jepson.gonzaga.edu.

TUITION BENEFITS FROM EMPLOYERS
Third Party Sponsors: If your tuition is to be paid by a corporate sponsor, we require proof of sponsorship in the Student Accounts Office to confirm your classes.

OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS
American Association of University Women (AAUW) Educational Foundation

The American Woman's Society of CPA's

The Educational Foundation for Women in Accounting

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AIPCA)

Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting


Hispanic College Fund

Latin American Educational Foundation