Gcu

Gcu

By: Javier Orozco

GOAL!

• Get into GCU

Thank you!

Me

Scholarship info

• Study buisness
• Get my masters
• Play soccer
• Maintain above a 3.5 GPA

• To get a scholarship you need to submit a complete campus admissions application.
• Specified GPA •Have completed and submitted a GCU Campus Admissions Application •Submit transcripts showing six semesters or more with cumulative, unweighed GPA •Submit SAT (math and verbal scores only) and/or ACT scores •Submit final transcripts by 8/2/2013 for 2013 fall semester (12/6/13 for 2014 spring semester) which includes a graduation date for final awards •Maintain the specified GPA, indicated under each scholarship listed below, as well as continuous and full-time enrollment at GCU to be eligible for scholarship renewal

About the school

• Acceptance rate: 37%
• Graduation rate: 31%
• Founded in 1949
• Co-ed college
• A christian school
• Its academic calendar has semesters
• It has an urban setting
• I couldn't provide how many students attended.

Athletic Info

• All of their teams are division two.
• Director of Athletics: Keith Baker
• Assistant A.D./ Senior Women's Administrator: Ruth Ann Gardner
• Assistant A.D.: Dan Nichols
• Faculty Athletics Representative: Claude Pensis
• Compliance Coordinator: Joshua Meyer
• Head Athletics Trainer: Geordie Hackett

Registration process

• Application to join the school/ can be done online.
• Once you submit an enrollment councilor will help you.

Requirements

•Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen

•Complete a FAFSA, although you do not have to demonstrate financial need to be eligible

•Have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25 throughout your academic program, or demonstrate a score above the 75th percentile on a national standardized college admissions test (ACT, SAT, GRE or GMAT), or be employed as a full-time teacher as a graduate student

•Be accepted into an eligible degree program.

Costs

• 1-11 Credits: $687.50/credit
• 12-18 Credits: $8,250/block
• 19+Credits:$8,250+$687.50/per credit
• x2 dorm capacity: $2,200/per semester
• Yearly cost: $28,800