Phone1-602-639-7500

Toll-Free1-800-800-9776

Street Address3300 West Camelback RoadPhoenix, AZ 85017-3030

Mailing AddressGrand Canyon UniversityPO Box 11097Phoenix, AZ 85061

By: Kahla Quinn

Housing

• Canyon/ Hegel Hall Double Occupancy are $2,000 per semester

• Prescott Camelback/ Sedona Hall Double Occupancy are $2,200 per semester

• Camelback/ Sedona Hall Triple Occupancy $1,500 per semester

Apartment rates include electricity, water, trash and basic cable.

http://www.gcu.edu/Current-Students/Student-Housing/Residential-Living.php

Meal Plans

All students are required to carry a meal plan. • Daily Plan A 3 -- Meals per day Weekday 2 Meals per

Weekend day $1,800 per semester• Daily Plan B-- 2 Meals per day 7 Days : $1,590 per

semester• Daily Plan C-- 2 Meals per day Weekday : $1,227 per

semester• Block Plan A -- Block of 200 meals $1,600 per semester• Block Plan B-- Block of 150 meals $1,275 per semester• Block Plan C-- Block of 130 meals $1,138 per semester

Tuition Cost

• There is no in-State/out-State rates. • Traditional Undergraduate-- 1-11 credits-- $687.50/credit• Traditional Undergraduate -- 12-18 credits-- $8,250.00/block• Traditional Undergraduate -- 19+ credits (block rate +)-- $8,250.00 +

$687.50/ per credit above 18 credits

http://www.gcu.edu/Admissions/Tuition-and-Financing/Tuition-and-Fees.php

History

• GCU was founded in 1949. It is located in the heart of Phoenix, Arizona.

• In addition to the traditional campus, GCU offers online programs that allow you to be in any location studying at any time of day or night you choose.

• GCU sponsors Lecrae, a young hip-hop Christian artist, spreading the word of Christ, with a message that GCU strongly believes in.

Standards

• Students who are interested in earning a bachelor's degree must have a high school diploma or GED. Work experience is also recommended.

• Freshman out of state must have 2.7 GPA and in state students must have 2.0.

Bachelor of Science in Psychology

• Total Degree Requirements:120 credits• Courses offered are: General Psychology, Human

Sexuality, Personality Psychology, Ethical Thinking in the Liberal Arts, Ethical Thinking in the Liberal Arts, Lifespan Development, Social Psychology, Intro. To Probability and Statistics, Learning and Cognition, Health Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, and Fundamentals of Counseling and Guidance.