Campus Programs and Traditional Degrees
A Glimpse at Life as a GCU Student
At Grand Canyon University, we are committed to supporting your education as you pursue your degree on campus in a traditional, in-person setting. Our on-campus programs, offered through a range of specialized colleges, deliver a faith-based curriculum that can help ensure a comprehensive and enriching learning experience.
At GCU, you can choose from a wide range of in-person school programs. Take courses in the arts and media, business, humanities and many more.
Our campus stretches over 300 acres and is equipped with:
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Explore On-Campus Degrees at GCU
Join our vibrant and collaborative campus community — home to over 24,600 campus students in Fall 2024(See disclaimer 5) — to participate in the richness of GCU’s campus life while working toward earning your bachelor’s or master’s campus degree.
Bachelor’s Degrees
Master’s Degrees
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Coursework and Curriculum
Our on-campus programs offer benefits that go beyond the classroom, providing opportunities for personal engagement, collaborative learning and knowledgeable faculty. The curriculum is designed to deliver a comprehensive education with both broad and deep exploration of key concepts and competencies in each field. Being on campus allows students to experience a vibrant community where faith, learning and personal growth intersect in dynamic ways.
Some of the areas of study you can choose from include:
Business administration
Behavioral health sciences
Communications
Education
Finance
Government and history
Nursing
Psychology
Theology and ministry
Career Possibilities After Graduating
Earning a degree through our in-person, on-campus programs can provide opportunities to pursue a wide range of careers in your field. With a bachelor’s degree, you may be prepared to pursue early career roles or, if you have prior work experience, position yourself for potential career advancement.
Our graduate programs are designed to help you develop the leadership skills and knowledge to lead with confidence in your chosen profession. With direct access to faculty, campus resources and networking opportunities, you can pursue your education with the support of a vibrant campus community.
Earn Your Degree at an Accredited University
Since 1968, GCU has maintained institutional accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission, reflecting our ongoing commitment to academic excellence and high-quality instruction. Several of our degree programs are accredited by recognized accrediting organizations. For detailed information on specific program accreditations, please visit our accreditation page.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you are weighing your college options and want to learn more about earning a traditional degree on campus, read through our answers to these commonly asked questions to begin your research.
What is a traditional college degree?
Are online degrees the same as traditional degrees?
What is the typical cost of a campus program?
Choose GCU to Earn Your Degree
Find your purpose with an on-campus degree at GCU, where you can experience an environment of growth, academic excellence, support and enthusiasm.
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Admission Requirements
Campus Enrollment and Completion Highlights
Percentage of 2022 GCU campus students who spent less than 4 years to complete their degrees.
On-campus enrollment for Fall 2024(See disclaimer 5)
Percentage of 2022 GCU campus students who spent less than 3 years to complete their degrees.
Visit our majors and programs page to research all our offered on-campus degrees.
- 2024-25 academic year
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- Includes all traditional students who have a last date of attendance at least three weeks into the Fall 2024 semester or participated in a campus evening class in September or October of 2024.