About Grand Canyon University
Arizona's top nonprofit, private Christian university is Grand Canyon University. GCU is committed to serve students, the community, the greater good, and God while offering affordable, transformative higher education.
More than 200 academic programmes, including more than 150 online programmes, are offered through GCU's nine unique colleges. Around 20,500 ground students are anticipated to enrol at GCU's thriving, expanding campus by the fall of 2018. More than 75,000 online students who require the flexibility of autonomous learning receive flexible online education from leadership with decades of experience. Evening classes on campus are kept small and only meet once a week for working adults.
GCU is honoured to be named by NICHE 2018 Best Colleges as the No. 7 Best College Campus in America. Additionally, for traditional students, the four-year graduation rate increased to 58% for the 2014 cohort.
Grand Canyon University Rankings
- #299-#391 in National Universities by US News 2022
- #78 in Top Performers on Social Mobility (tie) by US News 2022
- #166 in Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs by US News 2022
- Ranked #202 on country level by UniRank 2021
Given below are test scores required to get admissions into GCU:
Test |
Minimum score required |
ACT |
19 |
SAT |
1380 or 1000 (on a scale of 1600) |
GRE |
1000 combined quantitative/verbal, or 300 combined quantitative/verbal |
GMAT |
500 |
Grand Canyon University Annual Cost to Attend
Fee |
Cost |
Tuition |
$16,500 |
Books and Supplies |
$800 |
Other Fees |
$1,300 |
Room and Board |
$7,800 |
Budget for Other Expenses |
$5,700 |
Total One Year Cost |
$32,100 |