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Non‑degree‑seeking students are approved to take courses at Gonzaga University without being formally admitted to a degree or certificate program. Students may enroll to:
Eligibility Notice
High school and Running Start students are not eligible for non‑degree enrollment and must apply through Dual Enrollment with Undergraduate Admissions.
Master’s-level courses: Non-degree students must have earned a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university.
Doctoral-level courses: Non-degree students must have earned a master’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university.
Important: Financial Aid is not available for non-degree status students.
Non‑degree‑seeking students may view available courses and course details using the following resources:
Course Schedule: View current course offerings in the Zagweb Course Listing
Course Descriptions & Prerequisites: Available in the Gonzaga University Graduate and Undergraduate Catalogs.
Students wishing to take graduate or doctoral coursework as non‑degree students must submit:
Unofficial transcripts from the institution(s) where you earned your bachelor’s and/or master’s degree(s).
If you are applying to take courses in the Transmission & Distribution programs, a resume will also be required.
All applications for graduate coursework, whether degree‑seeking or non‑degree, are reviewed by faculty within the respective academic program, in accordance with Gonzaga’s graduate admissions policies. Faculty assess academic preparation and determine eligibility for enrollment.
If you plan to apply non-degree graduate-level credits toward a degree at Gonzaga University, please refer to the transfer credit policy here.
For all questions about the graduate non-degree coursework application, the review process, or Gonzaga's graduate degree options (graduate certificates, master’s, or doctoral programs), please contact:
Graduate Admissions
Call or Text (866) 380-5323
Feel free to reach out directly to the Faculty/Program contacts:
College of Arts & Sciences | Philosophy courses: Danielle Layne, layne@gonzaga.edu Theology courses: Kevin Brown, brownk@gonzaga.edu |
School of Business Administration | Accounting or Tax courses: Andrew Brajcich, brajcich@gonzaga.edu Business courses: Vivik Patil, patil@gonzaga.edu |
School of Education | Dean’s Office: soedeansoffice@gonzaga.edu |
School of Engineering & Applied Science | Jilliene McKinstry: mckinstry@gonzaga.edu |
School of Health Sciences | Kaylyn O'Rourke: orourkek@gonzaga.edu |
School of Leadership Studies | Leadership PhD courses: dpls@gonzaga.edu Leadership master's courses: slsmachairs@gonzaga.edu |
View available course offerings in the Zagweb course listing.
Course descriptions and prerequisite information are available in the Gonzaga University Undergraduate Catalog.
Students must submit a new Activation Request for each semester they wish to enroll.
1. Online Registration (Preferred)
To be activated for an upcoming semester, complete the Activation Form.
This process is only for undergraduate non‑degree students.
Graduate non‑degree students must apply through Graduate Admissions.
After submitting the Activation Form:
You will receive a confirmation email from the Registrar’s Office prior to the start of registration.
The email will include your student ID number and instructions for registering online through Zagweb.
2. In‑Person (Walk‑In) Registration
Students may also register in person by visiting the Office of the University Registrar:
College Hall, Room 229
502 E. Boone Avenue
Spokane, WA 99258
(509) 313‑6592 | registrar@gonzaga.edu
Registrar staff can assist with:
Registration procedures
Course information and classroom locations
Required registration forms
Payment arrangements are due at the time of registration.
Students should contact the Student Accounts Office on the day they register to discuss payment options.
If payment is not made the same day, a billing notification will be sent via email.
Bills can be viewed by logging into Zagweb and accessing CASHNet.
Visit the Student Accounts website for billing and payment details.