Gonzaga University (reviews)

As a child of an alumnus and employee, Gonzaga University was a home to me my whole life, and I still chose it for my undergraduate education and my master’s studies. I trusted the leaders, principles and values, professors, resources, qualifications, setting, inquiry, content, experience, options, challenges, and results. My undergraduate years opened with an epic Gonzaga Outdoors experience in the Salmo-Priest River backpacking trip that built bonds with friendships that endured. I fell in love with professors who engaged me with lectures that lasted an hour and a green board but went by in a blink. I played intramural sports to keep active and continued to enjoy the recreation of the PNW. Having a degree and teaching certification from the School of Education at this reputable institution helped me get a job in one of the highest-paying and best-resourced school districts in Washington state at the time. And then the world turned, and my professional needs demanded growth, pushing me to return to investing in my studies. The Organizational Leadership program provided me the mentors, peers, conversations, texts, weekend intensives, group projects, self-exploration, and growth that was exactly what I needed. I was able to start as a student on campus and then transition online as our family’s situation moved us out of Spokane. While Gonzaga equipped me and provided me with the experiences and training to be a positive, contributing member of the global community, unfortunately, the cost of that education is something that the teaching profession has not compensated me enough to be able to reimburse. I am a highly qualified and incredibly effective professional who weighs heavy with student loans and am told in the professions that I pursue that I am too expensive.

The university has provided a lot of knowledge and skills in community and Business Development.
The only thing I dislike was about the learning hours was totally challenging due to the environment of Kakuma Refugee Camp

The university is well-known and consistently ranks among the best public universities. The prestigious reputation and wealth of resources at the university enable students to succeed. Faculty members are easily accessible and offer helpful advice and expertise to promote learning.The university is an excellent organization. The students are very friendly, willing to help, and committed to their academics. The professors are truly exceptional; they actually care about their students and are available to them at all times. Furthermore, there are numerous opportunities for undergraduate research. The school is top-notch.This is a terrific university with excellent faculty and all the necessary resources, including a number of research libraries for guidance. The instructor is also highly accessible and meets all of the demands of the students.

I really enjoyed the atmosphere of Gonzaga, they immediately make it feel like home as soon as you step onto campus.
It’s a bit better for certain types of majors but it doesn’t mean the other areas of study won’t be good as well.