FAQs

Gonzaga’s faculty has designed a comprehensive curriculum and is working toward accreditation with appropriate organizations, but accreditation is not expected until 2028.

Gonzaga University is accredited as an institution by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).

• Official Transcripts – from all universities attended.
• Two Confidential Letters of Recommendation.
• Statement of Purpose.
• Updated Resume or CV.

See our How to Apply page for more details.

Jesuits have been educating people since 1540. Gonzaga was founded in 1887 and continues to pursue the mission of educating leaders with the capacity for reflective and critical thought.

Gonzaga's master's programs offer you the opportunity to pursue a degree that strives to educate the whole person: intellectually, spiritually, physically and emotionally.

As a Gonzaga student, you are well connected with resources to support you.

Whether it is academic, career or emotional support, Gonzaga is here to help in any capacity.

Here are some of the resources that may be offered to you:

• Graduate Student Services
• Academic Advising
• Career & Professional Development services for life
• Health & Well-Being

Tuition is $1,000 per credit.

The Master of Public Health program is 42 credits.

At this time there are no specific scholarships available for the Master of Public Health.

You can also find more information about scholarships on our tuition and financing page.