Grand Canyon University

In his final year at GCU, my son is majoring in the sciences. His experience has been awesome and the roommates I have met along the way are kind, respectful, and mature. The roommates shared their spiritual progress and the different experiences that helped them grow in their relationship with the Lord. In addition to being solid thinkers, they are also life observers and learn with integrity and honor. The best a father could hope for. A beautiful campus, a good education, and many opportunities to grow spiritually. I think that's a great higher education program.

We are currently in the process of evaluating GCU for my daughter's higher education. After reviewing feedback from various online platforms, we have noted a number of one-star ratings and recurring negative comments. While we understand that online reviews do not always reflect the full picture, the volume and consistency of these concerns are a significant factor in our decision-making. My daughter and I will be discussing these findings in detail before her interview to determine if this institution is the right fit for her. We plan to use this information to ask targeted questions during the interview to gain a more complete understanding of the university's academic and student life. Our goal is to make a serious and informed decision based on a comprehensive assessment of all available information.

I was invited to an orientation as a prospective PhD candidate. This was a pleasant trip and very informative. We had a full day of activities and they included breakfast, lunch and dinner. Excellent itinerary which was time conscious and included a campus tour. We had the opportunity to visit the campus bookstore which was a treat. I have applied for the upcoming semester and encourage all students seeking a BA, MA and especially PhD to seriously consider a Grand Canyon University. The admission counselors were very helpful and answered all my questions with no hesitation and basically the follow up that I have received since I left the campus is incredible. That type of support is really needed will you try to finish your PhD and I am excited to be called a member of the Grand Canyon University community. Go Lopes!

Amazing Grand Canyon University! It's the best Christian college ever who uplifts each other. Thank you so much! They make us smile again often and thank you! Love God, Love GCU, Love it here I can't wait to go check it out once graduated. You are preparing us for a future endeavor we all want to accomplish. God Bless!

I'm the grateful parent of a recent (April) GCU grad. Having visited the three major universities in Arizona, my daughter and I agree that there is no university in this state with the kind of warm, friendly, and respectful atmosphere that is felt on GCU's campus. From staff to students, everyone is so helpful and kind. All of our daughter's professors and advisors went out of their way to help her during her four years there. The guidelines for classes and for graduation were clear. And speaking of graduation - never have I been to a graduation that was so well-managed. There were thousands of people in the arena and on the main lawn, yet there was no ugly behavior. The crowd control was impressive and reassuring. There were volunteers stationed EVERYWHERE, all of them clearly identified with badges and/or lanyards, at all possible entry and exit points, directing pedestrian and vehicle traffic and giving out helpful information. There were no awkward pauses or fumbles in the ceremony. Hundreds of names were read out perfectly and kept the procession smooth. There was respect for tradition and an expectation for a certain level of formality which elevated the celebration, but didn't make it rigid. There was humor and fun, too. The GCU choir was professional quality and astonishingly good. It was clear from the speeches that GCU admin and faculty love what they do and love their students. My only regret is that I have only one child to send to this wonderful school. Go Lopes!!!

They're worse than car dealers with Lemons (vehicles)! I was under medical care and wanted to give college a try got sick (cancer + knee surgery) withdraw and was given a $2000.00 bill and the worse attitudes. Asked was there any assistance, they never got back. Supposedly a -1000 never happened they basically told me so what! Then there collector Colleen Merlow is the worst! Her attitude and people skills will get them nothing! Not empathetic, just basically said you should have paid your health means nothing. Don't waste your time and money! There are institutions that care about people not just dollars Father help them. Supposedly using God's values ( he wasn't$ hungry) hopefully nothing happens to you during your studies! You'll get vicious Colleen M.

This place is a joke they are money hungry and could care less about the students. It was all cool until I got my degree and now I'm stuck with a degree that I can't even use. Not to mention how their prices kept increasing just so happen right after financial aid would disburse some how leaving me a balance. And how I almost couldn't graduate because some how financial aid wasn't enough to cover my degree but before even enrolling I was guaranteed that all cost was covered. I had to take out a personal loan which they screwed me on with that as well. My advisor Christian Keeling was no help at all didn't seem like she knew much when asked questions. Barely could get in touch with her. Lesson learned that I should have just went to a community college in my state. Not the experience I wanted.