Outcomes of a Gonzaga Education
Eligibility for Transfer Admission
The transfer application process is intended for students who have graduated high school and have enrolled in college coursework after high school graduation.
To apply for admission as a transfer student, you will want to meet the following minimum requirements:
- Cumulative college GPA of 2.7 or better. both cumulatively and in the most recent term. We also strongly recommend that all of your most recent coursework be completed successfully with a C or above.
- You must be in good standing at your current or most recent institution. Gonzaga University does ask whether an applicant has a school disciplinary record or criminal history. An applicant will not automatically or unreasonably be denied admission due to criminal history or disciplinary action. However, additional information may be requested to provide greater context to the nature and timing of violations prior to an admission decision being made.
- Complete the transfer application and forward all materials requested.
Required application materials are determined by the number of college credits you have earned at the time of application. - Students who apply with less than 30 semester / 45 quarter credits earned: You must meet high school admission requirements and successfully complete at least one term of college coursework. Students who have been out of high school for 4+ years or have completed a GED are encouraged to complete 30+ semester or 45+ quarter credits of transferable college credits.
Program Specific Requirements
*Nursing: Gonzaga’s undergraduate Nursing program is not available to transfer, post-bacc, or reapplying students. All other majors are available to transfer, post-bacc, and reapplying students.
How to Apply

Gonzaga University is one of 251 colleges and universities to be named to Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society's 2025 Transfer Honor Roll in recognition of the dynamic pathways we have created to support transfer students.




