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The sticker price of a college education can be overwhelming. Our generous financial aid makes a Gustavus education affordable, simple, and possible. We explore all forms of financial aid to make Gustavus affordable and accessible for all.

For Austin Adler ’23, the question, “Where are you from?” is always a fun one to answer.

Explore Our Library Facilities – Designed for Learning, Research, and Collaboration
The Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library is more than just a building—it’s a dynamic academic environment intentionally designed to support discovery, collaboration, and student success.

Along with teaching CHE 111 and CHE 121 labs, Jessica is the Lab Coordinator for the CHE 111 & CHE 121 lab courses, the department's Student Employment Supervisor, and one of the Chem Club Advisors.

The St. Lucia festival is rooted in the Swedish culture and the Christian faith, yet anyone can draw inspiration from Lucia's lessons. The festival is an opportunity to celebrate people in our current lives who have displayed similar qualities of Lucia.

Nearly 90 percent of Gustavus graduates are employed, in grad school, or volunteering within nine months; all will participate in an internship, research, a community project, or a study away. Our students come out ready to do good work in the world.

Major/minor in Classical Languages (Greek and Latin) and you connect to an ancient, vibrant legacy relevant to today's world. It's language, and its history, culture, and literature, too. Check out sample courses and explore careers here. 

You'll major in Physics and/or Chemistry, developing critical thinking and analytical skills, plus a broad understanding of the world, as well as personalized guidance from a faculty advisor for pre-material science to prepare you for graduate education in materials science programs.

Josh Harbitz began his career at Gustavus in 2009, when he was appointed to teach human anatomy and physiology in the Department of Health and Exercise Science. Professional interests include treatment for musculoskeletal injuries and the human microbiome influence on physiology. Personal interests include hiking, fishing, and other outdoor activities.

Michelle Twait has served as a librarian and faculty member at Gustavus since 2000. She provides research assistance and library instruction, builds the collection in several areas (with particular responsibility for the reference collection), and participates in the shared management of the library. Michelle's research interests include the psychology of decision making, information-seeking behavior, libraries as mentoring communities, and U.S. women's history.