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Gonzaga University

Since its founding by Jesuit missionaries in 1887 Gonzaga University has grown from a small school dedicated largely to educating students from the Inland Northwest into a competitive international and US based University that is committed to providing its undergraduates with a solid foundation in liberal arts and success in educating students at the undergraduate and graduate levels for a number of professional fields. Today, its mission and reputation effects students from throughout the west, around the national, and throughout the world. Under the guidance of accomplished and dedicated faculty and staff, Gonzaga graduates appropriate, internalize, and reflect the institute’s Catholic Jesuit and Humanistic values as they prepare to deploy the knowledge they have acquired to solve growing problems in a complex world.

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Private offering Doctorate

Why you should attend?

Gonzaga university is proud of its rich military history. During World War I, Gonzaga started receiving naval cadets from the V5 program. These military programs changed the campus atmosphere. For many servicemembers and veterans, Gonzaga's commitment to educating for lives of leadership and service for the common good draws them to GU. Amongst these successful student veteran graduates are: Gonzaga University President Dr. Thayne McCulloh, former Joint Staff Surgeon Major General, Dr. Joseph Caravalho. Gonzaga educates approximately 150 veterans annually and 6.2% of faculty and staff identify as veterans.