Bachelor’s Degrees at GCU

Find a Bachelor’s Degree

Begin your journey toward academic and career success with a bachelor’s degree from GCU. Each program is available either on our beautiful central Phoenix campus or online. Some degrees are also offered during the evening so it can fit with your busy schedule. Each bachelor's degree that GCU offers is centered around teaching students to be effective communicators, responsible leaders and critical thinkers. With over 100 bachelor’s degree options to choose from, there is a degree program that is right for you.

New Undergraduate Student Scholarship

If you are enrolling as a new online or evening undergraduate student, you may be eligible for a 25% tuition scholarship.* Request more information about this opportunity.

    Why Choose GCU for Your Bachelor's Degree

    Bachelor’s degree options from GCU cover a wide variety of career interests and can help give you a greater quality of life. Explore the many benefits a bachelor’s degree offers as you plan to study on-campus or online.

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    Studying at GCU means earning a degree that promotes:

    GCU has seen immense growth within the last 10 years. Earn your degree and study in one of our new and state-of-the-art laboratories, classrooms and residence halls.

    All bachelor’s degrees at GCU allow students the opportunity to build on their networking skills and develop lifelong friendships with peers and career connections with industry professionals.

    Earning your bachelor’s degree means a higher chance of career success. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, those with a bachelor’s degree have higher weekly earnings and a better chance to be employed than those without a college degree.**

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    *MOU-New Undergrad-Jun2021: The New Undergraduate Student Scholarship is only valid for those applicants who submit a complete application and start class in June 2021. This scholarship cannot be used in conjunction with any other GCU scholarships or awards and only applies to online and evening programs.

    **Retrieved from “Career Outlook: Measuring the Value on Education,” U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in August 2019

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