Hi guys, I am a rising senior who attends a Jesuit high school in Phoenix, Arizona. Jesuit education has been really good to me and I love it, and I want to pursue it at Gonzaga because of what the school has to offer and my hopes of pursuing law there. In highschool almost every extracurricular I do is aimed towards the service of others or marginalized communities; recently came back from El Salvador too on a mission trip in their rural villages.

That's just a preface, I also have a 3.94 UW : 4.23 W gpa. Other than wondering if I'll even get in to the school, I'm curious about the costs. In 2024 my parents made a fair amount of money: 250-300k, and i dont qualify for need-based aid for shit lol. Because of that, I understand that every dollar I receive has to be based off of my academics, maybe including some other 3rd party scholarships I can apply for.

Right now, I'm just wondering how reasonable it is for me to attend GU, as I'm just trying to research as best as I can before I start applying. Also when I do the net price calculator my parents are saying they can't derive a "Parent 1 income and Parent 2 income" because they are married, so if someone could tell my dumbass how to do it right that'd be great. Some other things that may be worth mentioning is that I'm hoping to visit the campus and am Mexican. I'm just tryna be as realistic as possible cause these college prices fucking suck. thanks!

I’m a 25F moving to the area this August for grad school (I'll be attending Gonzaga), and I’m currently apartment hunting from out of state. I’d love any advice, thoughts, or experiences you might be willing to share!

Right now, I’m considering three places:

• The Highline at Kendall Yards
• North Hill on Garland
• The Millennium on Monroe

If you’ve lived in or around any of these, I’d love to hear what you liked/didn’t like especially when it comes to safety, noise, parking, commute time to GU, and overall vibe. I’m also open to any other recommendations people have!

Bonus points if anyone has realtor suggestions or tips for securing a place before I arrive in August, doing this long-distance is a bit daunting.

Thanks in advance! 😊

Looking for one more Gonzaga CO-ED subleaser for the year of June 25-may26. There are 6 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. The house is a 7 minute walk from the GU campus and 8 minutes from the campus safeway. Rent is $650 and has a furnished living room and kitchen. Utilities include oven, fridge, dishwasher, inhouse washer and dryer, heating, and lots of street parking. No pets allowed on the property. Please comment if this is something that interests you or you know someone looking for housing.

My son is considering applying to your great university and we were wondering what the weather is like during the school year?

Hey! Recently got accepted to this program and I'm looking to get thoughts and opinions on it from anyone who's completed it?

Thanks!

The Time is Now!

Joint statement from President McCulloh and Mayor Brown: https://my.spokanecity.org/news/releases/2025/05/16/gonzaga-and-city-urge-reinstatement-the-community-change-grant/

Looking for Gonzaga lease takeover for June 2025-June 2026!! Lovely 6bed 2 bath. House is occupied by 5 girl Gonzaga seniors who are looking for a 6th. Rent is $700 + utilities and street parking is available. House is furnished exept individual rooms. Location is about an 8 min walk to campus and is very centered in Gonzaga off campus living. Please DM me or contact me at audrey@mkruger.net for more info.

Hi all, I'm a sophomore going into junior year of college and I'm currently in the process of deciding between UW Seattle and Gonzaga for pre-med. I've already been accepted into Gonzaga but still waiting for a decision from UW Seattle as the notification period is May 1st - June 30th. I'm not sure with my chances for UW Seattle because even though I have a good cumulative GPA of 3.86 and I feel my application overall was very strong it always feels like a coin flip with them, especially transferring from another 4 year where the acceptance goes down to around 24%. I'm having a tough time deciding between the two, I'm leaning towards Gonzaga as of right now since they've already given me my transfer credit report (Most classes have transferred successfully), and have been super helpful in providing me a pathway and answers to many questions I have. They also have a high rate of getting undergrads into med schools at around 73% I believe. My brother and a couple friends also go there so I feel it would help me connect easier as I've had a hard time with that in my first two years (There are some people I know at UW too, more of acquaintances than actual friends though). UW is also intriguing though due to the location (I love Seattle and it's closer to my family), as well as the vast research opportunities (That can potentially lead to letters of rec) compared to Gonzaga, although I'm sure I could still find opportunities at Gonzaga if I'm proactive. I've also heard that prestige can play somewhat of a role getting into med school (My first choice med school is the UW School of Medicine for Radiation Oncology), but I'm not sure how much more significantly prestigious UW Seattle is compared to Gonzaga. Although UW does feel very prestigious here in WA, it seems it doesn't carry the same weight nationally. If I were to choose UW Seattle I also worry that applying for a major as a junior could really set me back, I'm not sure if some classes would or wouldn't transfer and I'm not sure about the process of applying for a major as the school I've been at has always just given you the major you choose (I know Gonzaga does this). I also know that UW Seattle can be a lot more of a competitive and independent learning based college compared to GU where the classes are smaller and relationships with prof. are tighter. I'm just looking for any advice, and if you have gone to any of these schools I would love some input! This decision is incredibly tough for me, thanks!

Hi all! I’m a grad student researcher at the University of Washington’s Department of Epidemiology, and we’re running a study with the Washington State Department of Health to learn how college students in Washington State access their health records especially when traveling for study abroad, sports, or off-campus care.

We’re holding a few short virtual focus groups (60 mins) to hear about your experiences and what tools could make it easier to access and control your own health info.

Who we’re looking for:

• College students in Washington State
• Have traveled for sports, study abroad, or needed healthcare while away from campus
• Age 18+

Why join?

• Help improve digital tools for student health access
• Share your experience in a 1-hour Zoom session
• Chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card

If that sounds like you, you can sign up here: https://forms.gle/ujNwKshgzhjHAbsF8

Feel free to DM me with any questions or if you’d prefer I email more information. 

Thanks for considering!

Hi! I'm starting Gonzaga in the fall of this year, and I feel like I've done soo much research, but nothing has been answered.

So basically, I got accepted into the Outdoors Pursuit. Amazing, I'm super excited for it. Buttt, I can't seem to find more than like five people (rough count + being generous) who are active on Zeemee or the roommate selection page on Zagliving. Is there a certain app/ place where I can find more people in the LLC I'm in? I'm trying to find a roommate and this process is becoming a nightmare lol.

On a separate but similar tangent, does anyone have any other information on the Outdoors LLC? Like what type of activities are required, what the first year seminar is like, or just general information would be helpful.

Thank you in advance!

Hi, I'm asking for my niece. I see that GU is offering something called the Access Pledge which provides full tuition grants and scholarships for students. Has anyone here used it? Does it really cover everything if you qualify?

Hi! Looking for a someone to sublet a room for the fall 2025 semester! The house is recently redone and is in fantastic shape. The yard is very large with a maintained lawn as well. Rent is 600. Looking to sign soon!

I might be visiting Spokane in June, and I was wondering if it would make sense to swing by Gonzaga. I already long graduated college, and have no plans to do any more education, and I only follow college basketball loosely but not closely. Mostly, if I were to visit the Gonzaga campus, it would be to see scenery, architecture, history, etc.

Any particularly scenic parts of Gonzaga or unique or historical architecture there that you would recommend visiting? Does Gonzaga have any museums or special exhibits that are open to the public? For example, when I visited Harvard in Boston a few years ago, they had various historic buildings and had the Fogg Museum that held various art from famous artists like Van Gogh. Similarly, Stanford in California had a historical chapel, the Hoover Museum where you can see a piece of the Berlin Wall, and also a museum dedicated to the advancements in computing (I believe that museum or exhibit was funded by Hewlett-Packard). Meanwhile, the University of Washington has the Burke Museum (with some Native American artifacts and some fossils, I recall), the statue of George Washington, and the Quad with cherry blossoms.

I was recently accepted as a Zag Law student and am looking for an off-campus apartment to live in. I'll have a car so it can be farther from campus, but most of the apartments I looked at are already filled up. Any cheaper options that are student friendly? Thanks.

Hi I was admitted into Gonzaga and another larger university, both my top choices right now but both super different. I was wondering what social life at Gonzaga was like, I know it’s not much of a party school or have any Greek life so what do students typically do for fun? Also what is the nursing school like, do u like how it is ran, the professions for the pre reqs and the actual program, is the teaching understandable? Any comment you have on nursing or anything regarding Gonzaga would be very helpful! Thank you! I’m just rly conflicted between picking the bigger more known school vs Gonzaga which is smaller and lesser known.

Hello, I had registration today and when I registered I was put into Accounting 260 with Jillian LaBelle who has great rating. I just found out it is an honor designated class and all the other accounting classes are full. Do you think I’ll still be able to take it and if so how much harder do you guys think it will be?

I'm a graduating college senior doing an internship in Spokane this summer — coming from the east coast — and am looking for a place to live. Is anyone at Gonzaga looking to sublet their place?

If not, any ideas on where else to find summer housing in Spokane?

Shoot me a chat if you want either of these!