Phoenix, AZ
Grand Canyon University

At first I was a bit skeptical about Grand Canyon University, but after visiting the campus I was really enjoying it. The campus looks fresh, clean, and everyone there looks like they enjoy life. A university like that is what I'm looking for. After seeing the campus, Grand Canyon University is now my top priority.

I am actually an online student. The online community is very large for Grand Canyon University. As a someone who is continuing my education, I find the online curriculum rich and comprehensive. The teachers and staff are easy to communicate with and helpful despite the online presence. The program I am in as an "adult learner" lessons the awkward transition from what I was accustomed to as a campus goer. Careful consideration is given to prepare students for the online experience.

I love Grand Canyon University, it has everything that I need. The counselors are very compassionate and encouraging. Therefore, they go that extra mile to ensure you are on the right track to pursuing your educational goals. Although the professors have an open door policy, they also make sure that you are comfortable with verbalizing your opinions and concerns.

Overall my opinion of Grand Canyon University is that the campus is a pretty good size. The classrooms are size is small depending on the class and there is the exceedingly high ability in getting help when needed. I think this campus is fun and amazing to be around.

I think Grand Canyon University is a good and safe environment for adults to keep expanding on their education. I personally think it is not a college but more of a highschool. They treat us like kids but then expect us to act as adults. We are suppose to be in college not over extending our stay in highschool.

I think That the school is over all wonderful the professors make learning fun and easy. I'm very thankful that we are all here to learn so you don't get the uneasy feeling when you put your all into a assignment. The class mates are very easy to get along with and we all take turns explaining something to one another if one is stuck so know one gets left behind. The teachers don't over load you with homework so everything is manageable and easy to understand. and if you don't understand you can ask one of the professors and they don't make you feel dumb for asking questions because they encourage it. They think that everything should be explained if you cant understand they also encourage helping one another so we get to know one another better. campus is chill and laid back. Normally you here about people partying but that is not us at all. We take pride in relaxing when we get down time and going out to eat because there is many place to choose from. Me and few other always like to go see new movies that come out and it makes fun and exiting. We also plan study dates with good food we go half on food and put all our effort in getting a good grade.

Grand Canyon is a relatively new campus that has very high tech programs which is very rare for a christian orientated college. It also has top notch sports facilities with many obscure sports. One bad problem about it is that it is in the bad side of Phoenix, AZ if it were not for the security gate, many drunks would be able to get onto campus. As of such, it is best to stay on campus, though that is not a problem because they have a pretty good accommodations.

In the past couple years that I have attended Grand Canyon University, I have learned so much. I never knew I could achieve the amount of success that I have since attending GCU. I am dedicated to learn all there is to know about teaching. Grand Canyon has taught me that anything is possible, you just need to put your mind to it and the stars are within reach. Since attending college I am further to achieving my dream of becoming an Elementary School Teacher. I am excited and I am tickled to finish my path here at Grand Canyon University.

Great school, good morals

I am currently a freshman at Grand Canyon and so far I can say it's been nothing but, welcoming. They have a first year experience group to help you settle in every Thursday and there are so many clubs available. The dorms are nice and feel brand new, there is a variety of food options to choose from and are continuing to expand, and even the general education classes feel like they pertain to your major.