Grand Canyon University

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About

Grand Canyon University is a private four-year college in Phoenix, AZ, enrolling about 73,371 students.

It admits 79% of applicants. Admitted students' middle-50% SAT range is 1006–1113.

On average, students who receive financial aid pay $22,472 per year after grants and scholarships, against a full cost of attendance of $32,702.

43% of students complete their degree within six years.

The student-to-faculty ratio is 20 to 1.

Ten years after starting, former students earn a median of $42,186 a year — across everyone who enrolled, not only graduates.

Figures from the U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard. Official site: Grand Canyon University.

Tuition

Tuition

$17,850/yr

Total cost of attendance

$32,702/yr

Average net price

$22,472/yr

Tuition is the published rate before any aid, and before housing, food and books. Total cost of attendance adds those. Average net price is what students who received federal aid actually paid, and is usually far lower than tuition alone.

By the numbers

Acceptance rate

79%

SAT (middle 50%)

1006–1113

ACT (middle 50%)

20–22

Graduation rate

43%

Students

73,371

Students per faculty

20:1

Full cost of attendance

$32,702

Median earnings after 10 yrs

$42,186/yr

Athletic division

NCAA Division I

Fields of study

• Natural Resources & Conservation
• Engineering
• Engineering Technology
• Foreign Languages & Linguistics
• Family & Consumer Sciences
• Biology & Biomedical Sciences
• Theology & Religious Vocations
• Physical Sciences

Broad program areas where this school awards degrees — not a course catalog. Check the school's site for specific majors.

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