Posted on July 19, 2016
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Thinking about earning your degree online? Grand Canyon University’s online programs can provide you with a convenient way to earn a quality education. Here are answers to some more frequently asked questions about online degrees so that you can prepare to succeed in your online program!
Today, more and more degree programs are becoming available online. At GCU, you can choose from online programs in education, business, liberal arts, nursing and sciences. In addition, you can even choose from a variety of levels of education, such as earning your bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree online. This way, you can pursue a degree that you are passionate about, while benefitting from the convenience and flexibility of an online program.
As online degrees become increasingly popular, they are becoming more accepted in the workplace. Rather than focusing on the format in which you earned your degree, many employers are more focused on what you earned your degree in and whether or not it was received from an accredited institution. As a fully accredited institution that has experience providing online degrees, GCU is a great place to pursue your online education and prepare for a successful future.
GCU’s online programs are transfer-friendly. In order to make the process as simple as possible, GCU will request your transcripts, evaluate your coursework and determine your graduation date, all within 24 hours.
GCU’s online students receive full access to campus events. This way, they can experience life as a Lope and take advantage of all that the traditional campus has to offer. Attending events like basketball games and plays will provide you with opportunities to connect with your peers and have a memorable college experience. In addition, once you complete your online degree program, you will have the opportunity to attend a commencement ceremony on GCU’s main campus.
Grand Canyon University has developed a reputation for producing some of the most effective servant leaders in the workforce today. To learn more about the history of GCU, visit our website or use the Request More Information button at the top of the page.
