Scholarships

Students want to come to Gonzaga because of the quality education we offer. For most, it becomes reality only because of the financial aid we provide.

Nine out of ten undergraduates receives financial aid from Gonzaga. One way this aid is provided is directly from tuition. Out of every dollar of tuition Gonzaga receives, 40 cents is returned to the students in the form of financial aid. As you can imagine, every time tuition goes up, so does the need for financial aid. It's a seemingly endless cycle. But it doesn't have to be. The more support given by friends and alumni, the less reliant Gonzaga's operating budget is on tuition income.

This is where scholarships come in! Much of the aid the University is able to provide comes from the more than 270 endowed scholarships which have been created by alumni and friends.
Learn here how you might contribute to an existing scholarship or perhaps create your own named scholarship at Gonzaga - becoming a part of a living legacy: Names That Live. 

Investment In Our Future:
A Video on Scholarships


Scholarships represent not only an investment in the future, but also a belief that our students will change that future for the better. We invite you to view our short video by clicking on the links below:

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To focus our efforts we have identified the following strategic scholarship initiatives:

Over the years, thousands of Gonzaga alumni have been the recipients of scholarships, creating a ripple effect of one generation assisting the next. We encourage you to take a moment and assist us with telling this amazing story of turning dreams into reality:

  • Share Your Scholarship Story: What scholarship(s) you received, what they meant to you, personal memories or stories about any of the professors or Jesuits listed in Names That Live.

  • Featured Scholarships: Read about five of GU's most beloved educators and priests and meet a few of the students they have helped through the endowed scholarships named in their honor.