Phoenix, AZ
Grand Canyon University

Grand Canyon University has great community and lots of diversity. There are groups and clubs that range from just about everything so I'm sure that it should not be hard to find a place to fit in. They plan a lot of on campus events during the week for students which is very generous however, lines are way to long that it does not make the event worth it unless you stood in that line for more than 2 hours. The counselors here are not the best and transferring credits is a pain because it is a private university. There are limited majors that you can choose from as well. Some professors that are hired have no clue what they are supposed to do especially lab professors who are not prepared. Overall, it is a great atmosphere.

GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY IS WHERE IT'S AT. F YOUR LOOKING FOR A COLLEGE THAT IS UP-TO-DATE IN EVERY WAY, ESPECIALLY THE SCHOOL BUILDINGS, THIS IS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE. THE SCHOOL IS MODERN, AND IT FEELS LIKE YOUR IN A BIG CITY. THE PROCESS TO GET IN WAS SO EASY, THE TOURS OF THE SCHOOL HAVE YOU AT FIRST SIGHT! THE PROFESSORS ARE ATTENTIVE TO YOU, THEY ARE THERE TO HELP YOU SUCCEED. THIS WAS THE BEST DECISION EVER & I HIGHLY RECOMMEND GCU! #LOPELIFE

Grand Canyon University has the best environment in the city. They provide so much for the students living on campus and off campus. There are so many activities that students can join. Grand Canyon University also have a huge amount of great classes such as having a cadaver lab for students to examine and experience. Over all it’s a fantastic campus to participate in.

I have learned many aspects about Grand Canyon University because I am a student attending this prestige school. I have enjoyed the safe environment. I have learned how to communicate effectively. I have learn how to communicate, advocate and empower others. This is a caring and safe environment. I am not afraid to speak up. I have learned how to resolve conflicts on the job and my home environment. the instructors are very professional and willing to help the students. The Grand Canyon University is a great place to learn and expand in a Christlike environment.

It is a great school and the professors go above and beyond to ensure the success of their students ! It’s a great place to be and they are centered around christ and the Christian Worldview so it’s nice to be apart of a school that relies on faith !

It’s a great university that has many resources to help student grow and learn and really understand each concept they are taught in class.

Grand Canyon University is known for being Christian and affordable. I would say both are true, especially with all the scholarship opportunities they afford. The culture on campus is incredible- most everyone is friendly, warm, and genuinely wants each student to find a place where they belong. Almost all of the professors care about the academic careers and day-to-day lives of the students. However, because the university grew so quickly, there is quite a bit of red tape. Bureaucratic communication between departments is nearly nonexistent and students suffer because of it. This can easily become very frustrating. All this being said, I would still recommend GCU to anyone considering it.

My overall opinion is Grand Canyon is very helpful, safe and for everyone to at least check out. IT has been a great experience and I plan on attending the school in Fall 2020. There is a lot to do and you don't really need to leave off campus that much based on the new people you will on campus.

I just started at Grand canyon university. I know its a spiritual university, but i do online schooling so I wouldnt really know anything that go on; on campus. But Im sure there are sororities and good food with comfortable housing. If I could do on campus learning I would.

The environment is very inviting since everyone is so kind and the academics were interestingly challenging. One of the negatives about the programs is that classes are on a schedule for the curriculum meaning that there are "test weeks" where all classes are required to give exams instead of the individual teachers deciding when a class is ready to take the exam based off of the information they have taught. The Student Services for post college careers are also very helpful.