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Spokane, Washington

Gonzaga University Tuition, Fees, Net Price and Financial Aid

Review Gonzaga University tuition, fees, average net price after aid, attendance cost, financial aid signals and student outcomes from the local College Scorecard and IPEDS-derived dataset.

Out-of-state tuition

$53,500

Average net price after aid

$36,371

Total attendance cost

$69,290

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Gonzaga University In-State vs Out-of-State Tuition Fees, Costs 2026

Use these cost cards as the first-pass money view before checking the detailed breakdown and official resources.

In-state tuition

$53,500

Out-of-state tuition

$53,500

Average net price

$36,371

Attendance cost

$69,290

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Gonzaga University Estimated Per-Semester Cost

Many tuition guides break annual costs into fall and spring estimates. The values below divide reported annual College Scorecard cost fields by two, so use them as planning estimates and verify the actual billing schedule with Gonzaga University.

Tuition

Per semester: $26,750

Annual: $53,500

Room and board

Per semester: $7,540

Annual: $15,080

Books and supplies

Per semester: $691

Annual: $1,382

Other on-campus expenses

Per semester: $2,144

Annual: $4,287

Attendance cost

Per semester: $34,645

Annual: $69,290

Gonzaga University Estimated Four-Year Cost

The estimates below multiply current reported annual values by four. They do not include future tuition increases, changes in housing, program fees, financial aid changes or personal expenses.

Four-year tuition estimate

$214,000

Four-year attendance estimate

$277,160

Four-year average net price

$145,484

In-State vs Out-of-State Tuition

Gonzaga University is listed as Private nonprofit in the local dataset. In-state tuition is $53,500 and out-of-state tuition is $53,500. The reported in-state and out-of-state tuition values match in this dataset.

International Student and Private College Tuition Note

The local database lists Gonzaga University as Private nonprofit. Private colleges commonly report one tuition rate rather than separate resident and nonresident rates. In this dataset, Gonzaga University reports $53,500 for out-of-state tuition and $53,500 for in-state tuition. International student billing, visa expenses, health insurance and aid eligibility should be verified directly with the school.

Room and Board / Total Attendance Cost

Separate mandatory fee data is not available in the local College Scorecard-derived table; use tuition, room/board, books, other expenses and attendance cost as the supported cost components.

Room and board, on campus

$15,080

Housing and meal estimate where reported.

Room and board, off campus

$18,343

Off-campus living estimate where reported.

Books and supplies

$1,382

Academic supply estimate.

Other expenses, on campus

$4,287

Personal and miscellaneous estimate.

Total attendance cost

$69,290

Use as the sticker-price baseline before aid.

Average Net Price After Aid

Based on available data, the average student at Gonzaga University pays approximately $36,371 per year after grants and aid. This is above the Washington average of $17,377 and above the national average of $17,506.

Acceptance Rate and Outcomes

Acceptance Rate

75.96%

SAT Average

1,316

ACT Range

26-31

Gonzaga University Acceptance Rate Trend

The current College Scorecard value in this local dataset is 75.96%. This means approximately 760 applicants were admitted per 1,000 who applied, based on the local dataset enrollment of 5,098 undergraduates. Historical year-by-year acceptance rate data will appear here after multi-year College Scorecard releases are imported.

Current dataset

75.96%

Current trend marker with historical import pending

Earlier releases Current

Tuition and Cost Breakdown

Accreditation

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities

Institutional accreditor where reported.

In-state tuition

$53,500

National avg: $20,567

Out-of-state tuition

$53,500

National avg: $20,567

Attendance cost

$69,290

Use with aid and net price.

Average net price

$36,371

State avg: $17,377. National avg: $17,506.

Pell grant rate

13.26%

Federal need-based grant indicator.

Federal loan rate

36.00%

Share using federal loans.

What Does Gonzaga University Cost?

Total cost of attendance vs average net price after grants and aid, based on the local College Scorecard dataset.

Tuition Room and board Books and supplies Other expenses Fees and remainder

Tuition

$53,500

Room and board

$15,080

Books and supplies

$1,382

Other expenses

$4,287

Fees and remainder

$0

Sticker price

$69,290

Average net price

$36,371

Average aid coverage

48%

$32,919 below sticker price on average

What You Pay

Based on available data, the average student at Gonzaga University pays approximately $36,371 per year after grants and aid. This is above the Washington average of $17,377 and above the national average of $17,506.

How Affordable Is Gonzaga University?

Average net price after grants and scholarships, compared to Washington and national averages.

Gonzaga University net price

$36,371

Washington average

$17,377

National average

$17,506

Gonzaga University Tuition and Net Price Trend

The current imported dataset shows tuition at $53,500 and average net price at $36,371. A multi-year trend chart will appear here after historical College Scorecard release tables are imported.

Current tuition

$53,500

Current net price

$36,371

Current out-of-state tuition $53,500
Current average net price $36,371

Current-year comparison is shown now; historical bars will replace this fallback once multi-year College Scorecard releases are imported.

Student Outcomes

Completion Rate (150% Time)

86.87%

Full-time, first-time students completing within 150% of normal time.

10-Year Earnings

$78,892

Undergraduates

5,098

10-Year Median Earnings - Gonzaga University vs Peers

Median earnings 10 years after enrollment. Source: College Scorecard federal dataset.

Gonzaga University graduates earn about 1.8x the national average 10 years after enrollment, based on schools with reported earnings data.

Who Attends Gonzaga University?

Undergraduates

5,098

Completion rate

86.87%

Above national average; national avg: 52.02%

Pell recipients

13.26%

Below national average; national avg: 42.32%

Federal loan rate

36.00%

Below national average; national avg: 40.83%

Completion vs national average

Pell grant recipients

Federal loan usage

Financial Aid and Scholarships

About 13.26% of Gonzaga University students receive federal Pell grants, indicating the share of students receiving this need-based aid in the local dataset. 36.00% take federal loans, which helps families understand borrowing patterns alongside net price.

Pell grant rate

13.26%

Federal loan rate

36.00%

Students with any loan

93.52%

Average net price

$36,371

Net Price by Income Bracket

Estimate Your Net Price at Gonzaga University

Select a family income bracket to see the average net price students in that range paid. Data comes from College Scorecard income-bracket averages when available.

Estimated net price for :

This estimate is based on College Scorecard averages for students in this income range who received federal aid. Actual amounts vary. Use Gonzaga University's official Net Price Calculator for a personalized figure.

Student Debt and Borrowing

Borrowing metrics help explain how students finance the gap between sticker price, aid and net price. Loans can make a bill payable, but they do not reduce the underlying cost like grants and scholarships.

Loan principal

$20,500

Median completer debt

$24,454

Median monthly payment

$259

Federal loan rate

36.00%

Debt and payment fields come from federal aid data where reported. Actual borrowing can vary by degree level, dependency status, aid package, family contribution and program costs.

Net Price Calculator

Use the official net price calculator for a personalized estimate. The averages on this page help with comparison, but your final price can change based on residency, aid eligibility, housing, program fees and scholarships.

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Financial Aid Application Steps

The sample guide uses step-by-step aid instructions. This version keeps the steps generic and accurate for the database, then points readers to official school and federal resources.

  1. 1. Complete the FAFSA when eligible

    Use the federal FAFSA form to start federal student aid eligibility. Some private or selective schools may require additional institutional forms.

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  2. 2. Check school-specific aid requirements

    Open Gonzaga University's official financial aid or admissions site to confirm whether CSS Profile, tax documents or institutional forms are required.

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  3. 3. Use the net price calculator

    Compare the personalized estimate with the average net price and income-bracket values shown on this page.

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  4. 4. Review grants, loans and payment deadlines

    Separate grant aid from loan financing and verify billing deadlines directly with the school before committing.

Payment Guide

Use these generic steps to review tuition, aid and billing before making an enrollment decision.

  1. 1. Confirm published tuition and fees

    Review Gonzaga University's official tuition page and compare it with the tuition and attendance cost fields on this page.

  2. 2. Estimate net price after aid

    Use Gonzaga University's official net price calculator when available, then compare the estimate with average net price and income-bracket data.

  3. 3. Review financial aid and payment options

    Check grants, scholarships, federal loans, payment plans and billing deadlines directly with the school before making enrollment decisions.

Institutional Cost Resources

These institutional context fields help explain how the school appears in the federal dataset beyond student-facing tuition. They are not a bill, but they add useful background for affordability research.

Endowment

$433,820,000

Faculty salary field

$10,610

Tuition revenue per FTE

$24,988

Instructional spend per FTE

$14,933

These fields come from federal institutional data and should be read as context, not as student charges.

Accreditation

Gonzaga University lists Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities as its accreditor in the local dataset. Institutional accreditation is an important trust signal and can affect federal financial aid eligibility. Accreditation means an external agency has reviewed academic quality and institutional standards, which helps families verify whether federal aid pathways such as Pell grants and federal loans may apply.

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Campus Location and Contact

Gonzaga University is listed at E 502 Boone Ave, Spokane, WA 99258-0001. Accreditor: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

Address

E 502 Boone Ave
Spokane, WA 99258-0001

Official website

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Admissions policy

Selective admissions policy reported

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Compare Schools

Compare Gonzaga University with nationally comparable peer institutions across acceptance rate, tuition, net price and 10-year earnings. Click any school name to open its full profile.

Gonzaga University
Accept. rate
75.96%
Tuition
$53,500
Net price
$36,371
10-yr earnings
$78,892
Golden Gate University-Seattle
Accept. rate
Not available
Tuition
Not available
Net price
Not available
10-yr earnings
$87,434
DigiPen Institute of Technology
Accept. rate
68.02%
Tuition
$37,400
Net price
$42,033
10-yr earnings
$79,878
University of Washington-Bothell Campus
Accept. rate
91.77%
Tuition
$41,913
Net price
$10,898
10-yr earnings
$78,466
University of Washington-Seattle Campus
Accept. rate
42.53%
Tuition
$41,997
Net price
$13,485
10-yr earnings
$78,466

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is Gonzaga University Tuition?

Gonzaga University out-of-state tuition in the local dataset is $53,500. In-state tuition is $53,500. Verify current tuition directly with the school before making enrollment decisions.

What is Gonzaga University's average net price?

Gonzaga University's average net price in the local dataset is $36,371. Net price reflects average cost after grants and scholarships where reported.

Does this page include all Gonzaga University fees?

The local dataset supports tuition, room and board, books, other expenses, attendance cost, net price and aid fields. Separate mandatory fee data is not available for every school, so fees should be verified with Gonzaga University.

What is Gonzaga University's acceptance rate?

Gonzaga University's acceptance rate in the local dataset is 75.96%.

How much is Gonzaga University tuition?

Gonzaga University's out-of-state tuition in the local dataset is $53,500.

What is Gonzaga University's average net price?

Gonzaga University's average net price in the local dataset is $36,371.

What does Gonzaga University cost for families earning under $30,000?

College Scorecard income-bracket data shows an average net price of $23,364 for Gonzaga University students from families earning under $30,000. Actual costs vary; use the official net price calculator for a personalized estimate.

What is Gonzaga University's average earnings 10 years after enrollment?

The local dataset reports 10-year median earnings of $78,892 for Gonzaga University.

Is Gonzaga University accredited?

Gonzaga University's accreditor in the local dataset is Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

How many students attend Gonzaga University?

The local dataset lists 5,098 undergraduate students at Gonzaga University.

What percentage of Gonzaga University students receive Pell grants?

The Pell grant rate for Gonzaga University in the local dataset is 13.26%.

What is the federal loan rate at Gonzaga University?

The federal loan rate for Gonzaga University in the local dataset is 36.00%.

Where should I verify Gonzaga University data?

Use this page for comparison, then verify admissions, tuition, net price and student outcomes directly with Gonzaga University or the latest official federal education data.