Golden Gate University-San Francisco

Golden Gate University-San Francisco is a small four-year, primarily nonresidential school, located in a large city (San Francisco, California). It is a private non-religious school (not-for-profit), located in the exciting West Coast area of the country.

Philip Friedman is the President of the school. You can find more information about Golden Gate University-San Francisco by visiting their website.

Golden Gate University-San Francisco has a closed admissions policy. This doesn't mean you won't be able to be admitted to the school, but that you should contact the admissions office for complete admissions information. In order to apply for admittance, your high school GPA and transcripts are recommended. If English is not your primary language, it is recommended that you take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and submit the results with your admissions application.

Of those who applied to the school, 100% were admitted. There are currently 3,638 students enrolled in the Golden Gate University-San Francisco.

Academic and career counseling services are available to students and, if it fits better with your needs, the school offers some programs via distance learning.

The average tuition for out-of-state full-time undergraduates is approximately $11,520. If you are an in-state student, then the average tuition is approximately $11,520. Any tuition figures are exclusive of required fees, books, and supplies. The fees can vary, but books typically average about $1,200.

Contact Information:
    Golden Gate University-San Francisco
    536 Mission Street
    San Francisco, CA  94105

Other Information:
    Enrollment: 3,638
    Website: http://www.ggu.edu
    General Info: 415-442-7000
    Admissions: 415-442-7800
    Financial Aid: 415-442-7270

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