The Jesuit MBA program offers students the flexibility to transfer graduate credit to another university.  Typically, transferring credits from one graduate school to another is difficult, if available at all. Unlike most MBA programs which only accept a limited number of transfer credits, Jesuit MBA offers unparalleled flexibility to transfer credits.  The MBA degree will be issued from the school that the student has received 50% or more of the required credit hours.  If the student completes more than 50% of the required courses and then transfers, the university issuing the MBA degree will designate which courses the student must take from the hosting university.  If the student completes less than 50% of the required courses and then transfers, the university receiving the student will designate which courses the student must take.  Students must be in good standing to transfer.

Additionally, the Jesuit MBA consortium provides study-abroad opportunities for Gonzaga students, career support, powerful alumni connections, and curricula steeped in business ethics and social responsibility.

There is a total of 23 schools involved in the program (see below).