Gonzaga University' Graduate School of Business offers both MBA and master of accounting degrees, and recently unveiled an MBA emphasizing health care management that includes an internship at a Spokane medical facility. Gonzaga offers MBA classes both at its main campus in Spokane and at a satellite site in Liberty Lake, allowing easier access for North Idaho residents. As for employment prospects, graduates most often find placement in the Northwest, as on-campus recruiters like Boeing, Microsoft and Nike are a common sight. Job seekers also forge invaluable career connections through the school's alumni mentor program, which connects recent graduates with more established alumni.

Gonzaga's MBA students hit the ground running with a six-week pre-session in the summer that prepares them for the first-year core requirements. Students take their required classes in cohorts, creating a small learning environment. Gonzaga Business has nine concentration areas, including ethics, tax, sports management and finance. The school also hosts a specialized American Entrepreneurship MBA, designed for students who want to manage businesses on Native American reservations.

Gonzaga has limited graduate housing, so most student live around the university. The cost of living in Spokane is cheap, and MBA students form a close-knit community, gathering at local bars to blow off steam after class. Gonzaga's surrounding parks and rivers also make the school a hotspot for outdoors lovers, with easy access to hiking, biking and canoeing.