
Military Tuition Assistance (TA)
journey today.

This section offers key information on how eligible service members can access and use their benefits at GCU. For answers to additional military tuition questions, visit our FAQ page.
How much does the military pay for college?
Does the military pay for grad school?
Will the military pay for college before service?
Does the Air Force pay for college?
Can I use tuition assistance and the GI Bill together?
Does the Army pay for college?
Does the National Guard pay for college?
The appearance of U.S Department of Defense (DOD) or Military-themed visual information does not imply or constitute DOD endorsement.
Grand Canyon University follows military policies and processes for the military Tuition Assistance (TA) program for eligible members of the Army, Navy, Marines, Space Force, Air Force and Coast Guard, along with Reserve and National Guard who pursue online and evening cohort programs. We have specialized military university counselors who can help you determine how to utilize your benefits to take advantage of this special military tuition rate.
GCU is pleased to offer special scholarships to Veterans and their spouses, and employees of the Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Public Health Services (PHS) and National Oceanic Atmospheric Association (NOAA). Work with your military university counselor to learn more about these opportunities.
GCU is a proud participant in the Yellow Ribbon Program.

Not sure how to utilize your military TA benefits at GCU? While the process for all branches is similar, you should speak with your local education office to ensure you are eligible. For general information regarding TA policies, please click on your branch of military.
Air Force/Air Force Reserves
Army/Army Reserves/Army National Guard
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Navy
Department of Defense
Your military university counselor is a great resource to help provide you with information about degree programs, the admission process, applying to GCU, TA for military and more.
For a general overview of what steps you will need to take, we have created this guide:
Choose Your Degree Program
Determine Your Benefits
Enroll and Start Classes
Earn Your Degree