Grand Canyon University
Promised Transfer Credit, Then Told Two Credits Short of Graduating

Education & Science

Stay away from CGU!!! I made the mistake of enrolling in a masters degree program online. I was told I was going to be given credit for two graduate courses I had taken at another school a few years back.

I submitted my official transcripts from another university and I was assured that I would not need to complete any additional credits. It wasn't until I submitted my graduation application that I was informed I could not graduate because 2 credits had not transferred.

In addition, the financial department messed up my account and one of the courses I had completed at Grand Canyon University actually got deleted from my transcript!!! I had to spend three weeks trying to prove I had take the class.

The financial and academic counselors do not return phone calls, only when they want tuition payment - it's a business and this school does not care about their students.

Do not go to this school!!! There are much better and more organized schools out there. If I had the chance to do it over, I would go somewhere else. And so should you!!!


Company: Grand Canyon University
Country: USA
State: Arizona
City: Phoenix
Address: 3300 W. Camelback Rd
Phone: 6026397500
Site: gcu.edu
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