Grand Canyon University Graduate Program Reviews
93%
of students recommend
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School Information
- Website: Visit College Website
- School Accreditation: NCA HLC
- Programmatic Accreditation: ACBSP and CCNE
- Campus Setting: City: Large
- Student Population: 69,444 (43,295 undergrad)
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 17 to 1
- Graduate Attendance Status: 100% part-time, 0% full-time
- Annual Tuition: $10,124
Source: NCES
Student & Graduate Reviews
N\'nette
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Degree:
Business
Graduation Year:
2017
“
After lots of research I choose this school because of the positive reputation and programs offered. I also consulted with high level management at my company who are currently attending and I liked what they had to say.
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skwapong
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Degree:
Higher Education
Graduation Year:
2017
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I really like this school. Although it is vigorous, it's a challenge I gladly welcome. 95 percent of my classes are online. The other is residencies I need to complete face to face.
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Nancy
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Degree:
Public Health
Graduation Year:
2016
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Grand Canyon University has been the best choice for me in choosing a Graduate Program. Everyone from admissions to enrollment counselor to the professors have been great to work with in preparing me for school and classwork. I have yet to experience anything to make me regret my choice in programs or schools.
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Jho Mary
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Degree:
Healthcare Management
Graduation Year:
2017
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The academic counselor answers all the pertinent questions about the requirements in the academic program.
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MVSmartt
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Degree:
Liberal Arts
Graduation Year:
2017
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The Pros: This program provides me with quality professors in the field of counseling and psychology. Providing knowledge and experience that helps in my learning experience.
The Cons: This program having too many practicum courses. I would have perferred at least three with the length of time of 11 to 12 weeks for each.
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Joseph Finch
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Degree:
Religious Studies
Graduation Year:
2017
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The pro's of going to Grand Canyon online is that I can work around my work load at home, and if it was not for there helpfulness in my last class, both the college and my Instructor I would have had to drop out. Because with less than three week to go in my last class I was in a very bad accident, that I broke my back and six ribs, and was in the hospital for ten days and the help me make up the three papers I had missed and I passed the class with an A. For the cons their is lots of work in my new class for someone that in a little over a month broke his back. But with the power of prayer and God's healing me I'm getting the work done. The Scholarship could sure help me at this time to pay for college things, so I can get back on my feet and move forward again.
God Bless
Joe Finch
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LReece1016
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Degree:
Educational Leadership
Graduation Year:
2015
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The benefits of this program is the flexibility of taking course online from anywhere. The school is very understanding to personal issues and grants extensions or leaves as needed. The school is very family oriented and believes in focusing on the whole student.
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GiGi Brown
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Degree:
Religious Studies
Graduation Year:
2016
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Good open communication with Professors and Counselors.
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Antwanna
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Degree:
Criminal Justice
Graduation Year:
2014
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most of the points don't pertain to me because I attend online but overall Grand Canyon is a great online school.
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Antwanna
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Degree:
Criminal Justice
Graduation Year:
2014
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Most of the items above don't pertain to me because I do work online but overall Grand Canyon is a great school
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