Gonzaga University Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about Gonzaga is the lack of help when you are looking to move on. If you graduate with a business degree expect little to no real help from the career center. Basically, make sure you are plugged into the career center early and often or you will likely get left high and dry come graduation.

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The neighborhood can feel unsafe at times. I believe that socially, the school is too small, but academically the small class rooms is great. The size for it socially is just my preference and many people love it.

Maximum credit load of 18 per semester and the unavailability of courses due to shortage of teachers and classrooms. Also, unavailability of courses until you reach upper division courses. Core requirements are too heavily weighted on Religion and Philosophy. A broad range of knowledge should be asked for, but not this much concentration in Philosophy and Religion. Cafeteria needs improvement and there's not enough housing. The athletic department is such a bureacracy it's ridiculous.

Many of the students there come from extremely wealthy families, and its hard to fit in. Especially if you have to work while going to school, which I had to do, its hard to feel like you're apart of the community because not only are you working, but you HAVE to work to be able to afford the school.