Student Resources

Please upload your Vaccination Information.

1. Go to my.gonzaga.edu
2. Go to square “MEDICAT”
3. Go to the tab “immunizations”

1. Find “Mandatory Measles Vaccination” and “Mandatory Covid-19 Vaccine”
2. Write the two dates of the Measles/MMR vaccine and two dates of Covid-19 booster

4. Go to the tab “Upload”

1. Choose “immunization records.” or “covid-19 vaccine documentation”
2. Upload photo of vaccine (can be screenshot or scan of paper document; please translate to English.
3. If it does not include birthday and name in English, please write it on the paper.

You must submit your ZAGCARD photo before arrival to make check-in smooth.

All students need to submit arrival details. If you would like airport pick-up arranged for you, you must submit details at least two weeks before to your arrival.

In order to receive mail at Gonzaga you need to request a mailbox. You CANNOT send mail to your Residence Hall address.
1. You need to set up a mailbox with Gonzaga. Please do it here. It may take 5 days to get your mailbox.

1. You need your (a) Gonzaga Student ID number and your (b) Gonzaga email address.

2. You will receive a mailbox number (MSC #)
3. Make sure you use this address format:

• Student Name
  Gonzaga University
  502 E. Boone Ave. MSC Box _______
  Spokane, WA 99258

4. You will receive an email from the mailroom when you have mail to pick up.

5. Go to the mailroom, located next to the bookstore, to pick up your mail. You will need your Zagcard and to know your MSC #.

Once you have your mailbox, you can begin sending mail to pick up when you arrive.

If you have any questions please check the mailroom website and then ask student.services@gonzagaglobal.org if you need more help.

Student Universe

Discounted Flights

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Career Premium

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Career Premium Certificates

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Completed internships include

Credentials + certification prep offered include

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Academic Skills Tutors

Alicia Coe

I am Alicia Coe. I have been teaching English for academic purposes and critical writing at several universities in Europe and the United States for 17 years. Apart from teaching, I work as a curriculum developer, a writing consultant for undergraduate and graduate students, a copyeditor, and a Cambridge examiner. I am experienced in teaching international students; therefore, I can provide different learning approaches depending on the cultural background of each student.

Amanda Wilcox

I am Amanda Wilcox. Originally, I hail from Macon, Georgia, where I studied Biology and Spanish at Mercer University. After teaching foreign language for about 5 years, I began a master’s degree at Auburn University. Upon graduating, I continued to teach Spanish at the university and eventually began teaching in the ESL Department, where I found my calling. I have been involved in teaching, tutoring, and curriculum writing for international students learning English ever since. In total, I have nearly 20 years of experience teaching all ages from young children to adults in an academic setting.

Bianca Coria

I am Bianca Coria. I have eight years of experience teaching English at various levels in Asia and the United States. I currently work as an English instructor and course developer, and I hold certifications in TESOL, TEFL, and TEYL. I have experience working with students of all ages, from toddlers to adults from various backgrounds. In addition to enjoying my career, I also enjoy meeting new people, visiting new places, tasting new foods, and spending time with my family. I love working with students, and I strive to create a positive and enjoyable environment. I look forward to working with you.

Math/Computer Science Tutor

Dipen Bhuva

I am Dipen Bhuva. I am a PhD student in Computer Science at the Cleveland State University and have a Masters graduate from Northeastern University in Information Security. I am also a certified Network+ by Comptia, Certified Ethical Hacker, RH-11 Expert Hacker, RedHat Server Certified Engineering and am Amazon Web Service (Cloud) certified. For my “extraordinary dedication and teaching,” I was granted an “excellent achievement for Graduate Assistantship” from CSU. I will be happy to help with any problems and solutions related to computer science: Programming, Networking, Server engineering, Cloud, Statistic, Advanced Mathematics and Cyber Security.

• Academic writing – generating ideas, organizing, summarizing, paraphrasing, revising/editing
• Research skills: Finding credible sources and academic articles
• Understanding academic integrity: avoiding plagiarism
• MLA & APA citations and format
• Academic presentation preparation and practice
• Time management – weekly planning, semester-long planning
• Reading strategies
• Note-taking skills
• Test preparation strategies
• Class and groupwork participation strategies
• Discussion skills
• Grammar rules and practice
• Academic communication etiquette – emails, office hours, requesting letters of recommendation
• Business writing – emails, reports, meeting summaries
• Career development – resume and cover letter writing

• Building math confidence for students who struggle with math
• General and Foundational Math help at any level
• Calculus including Calc 1 and Calc 2
• Algebra and Linear Algebra
• Topology
• Category Theory
• Algorithms
• Differential Equations
• Programming, Networking, and Server Engineering
• Cloud, Statistics, and Cyber Security

Fall 2023
Move in – Monday, August 21
Orientation – Monday, August 21
Classes begin – Tuesday, August 29
Last day of semester – Friday, December 15

Visit Gonzaga’s academic calendar here: https://www.gonzaga.edu/academics/academic-resources/academic-calendar/2023-2024-calendar

Academic advising helps you to plan your studies and to make decisions about which courses to take when.

Academic advising is conducted by the Gonzaga Global Academic Team and Faculty Advisors in your major.

You will have your first academic advising meeting during orientation.

Additionally, the Gonzaga Global Academic Team will meet with you regularly during your program to keep you informed about program completion requirements, to connect you to Gonzaga services and to support you with long-term planning for your studies.

Academic Advising Questions? Please contact student.services@gonzagaglobal.org.

Students should complete all placement tests prior to arrival on campus. For additional testing information, please see the “Pre-Arrival” tab.

When placement testing is complete, the Gonzaga Global Academic Team can prepare for your registration. Registration is finalized during orientation.

Tutoring and academic support services are available for all students free of charge.
For English language tutoring, please visit the English Language Center.

or support with writing and research assignments in Gonzaga courses, please visit: Writing Center

For peer tutoring in any Gonzaga course, such as Biology, Math, Economics and so on, please visit: Academic Coaching and Tutoring

Gonzaga offers many additional student support services such as assistance with career planning and counseling & psychological services. For more detail, please contact your Student Services Advisor.

Academic Advising Questions? Please contact student.services@gonzagaglobal.org.

GPA calculators are very useful tools! To calculate your GPA, you can use any online GPA calculator. Go online, search “GPA Calculator”.

Gonzaga GPA Calculator

First, check with your professor and/or the course syllabus for details on textbook requirements for each course. Required textbooks will be available for purchase in the university bookstore (https://www.bkstr.com/gonzagazagshopstore/home) or online at a vendor of your choice.

Send your official transcript directly to Gonzaga University at admissions@gonzaga.edu from your previous institution. You will have to log in to your university account and request an official transcript be sent to GU.

Please contact your Enrollment Services advisor or email: student.services@gonzagaglobal.org.

How AP scores transfer to Gonzaga: https://www.gonzaga.edu/undergraduate-admission/apply/how-to-apply/first-year-students/advanced-placement.

How to send AP scores digitally: https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/sending-scores/online.

How IB scores transfer to Gonzaga: https://www.gonzaga.edu/undergraduate-admission/apply/how-to-apply/first-year-students/international-baccalaureate.

Sending International Baccalaureate (IB) digitally: https://rrs.ibo.org/replacement_orders/index.cfm.

How AICE scores transfer to Gonzaga: https://www.gonzaga.edu/undergraduate-admission/apply/how-to-apply/first-year-students/cambridge-international-a-as-level-exams.

Sending Cambridge Assessment (AICE) digital: https://gradetranscripts.cambridgeinternational.org/.

There are three possible outcome:

1. Direct equivalency
   • This means that the credit matches directly with a Gonzaga class and you will recieve credit for that class.
2. General transfer credit
   • The university recognizes the credit as a college class but it does not match a specific Gonzaga course.
   • General transfer credits will be awarded.
3. No credit
   • The university does not recognize the credit.

• Attend Gonzaga Global Orientation sessions and get to know the Gonzaga Global team
• Review your official transfer credit evaluation with a member of Gonzaga Global
• Register for classes. Ensure you have not been registered for classes for which you received transfer credit