Gonzaga University is an accredited non-profit organization that belongs to an old and distinguished tradition of Jesuit, Catholic and humanistic education. The academic heart of Gonzaga’s liberal arts tradition is in its core curriculum, which integrates theology, philosophy, mathematics, history, literature and the social and natural sciences. The value of the written word is taken seriously at the university and students are given extensive writing projects throughout their study.

The university offers seven undergraduate degrees in 43 majors, 26 master’s degrees, one Juris Doctor and one Ph.D. Students who graduate from here will be among some acclaimed alumni, such as Tim Foley, former Speaker of the House, singer Bing Crosby and Christine Gregoire, Washington State’s first female state attorney. Gonzaga also offers study-abroad programs in 15 countries.

Students who complete an online degree from Gonzaga University will achieve the same learning experience as those who attend on-campus classes. Online students have convenient access to materials, including assignments, chat rooms, and message boards that encourage student-to-student or student-to-professor interaction. Instructors work closely with students to relate to the real-world experiences while still conveying necessary course content and information.