​GCU RESOURCES

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Glenview College Preparatory is one of GCU's neighborhood, participant schools. Therefore, GCU offers our students, seniors who are admissible to GCU, the opportunity to apply for a scholarship covering FULL TUITION and FEES. However, students MUST complete a minimum of 100 hours of study time at the GCU lounge (can do 25 hours each year), have a 3.5 GPA or above: weighted or unweighted, demonstrate a financial need, and submit a narrative. 
Please download packet to apply and return to Ms. Perez or Mr. Ecton in the front office. 

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Non Traditional (Online or Evening) Net Price Calculator 
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Traditional (On-Campus) Net Price Calculator 
https://www.gcu.edu/rsvp/NPC/npcalc.htm

                 Direct Start Scholarships

In order to qualify for a Direct Start Scholarship, you must:
  • Have completed and submitted an application 
  • Submit transcripts showing six semesters or more with cumulative, weighted or unweighted GPA, or submit SAT (math and verbal scores only) and/or ACT scores
  • Submit final transcripts by day 21 of the semester, which includes a graduation date for final awards
  • Maintain the specified GPA, indicated in the Academic Scholarship Renewability/Adjustability chart

Other Scholarships GCU offers!

In addition to our academic scholarships, GCU is proud to offer the following scholarships and grants:
  • Priority Registration Grant* - These grants award $750, $500 or $250 per academic year if you are among the first group of students to enroll at GCU for the fall semester. These awards are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Computer Science/Information Technology/Engineering Program (CSTEP) Grant** - This grant awards $1,000 per academic year if you are admissible to GCU and enroll in one of our computer science, information technology or engineering programs. These awards are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Phi Theta Kappa Grant - This grant awards $1,000 per academic year if you are admissible to GCU, are a current member of Phi Theta Kappa and have a 3.5 or greater cumulative college GPA. These awards are available on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be combined with the CSTEP Grant.
  • Grand Canyon State University Grant (in-state)*** - This grant awards $1,000 per academic year to Arizona students who graduate from one of GCU's participant high schools. Students attending one of the Maricopa County Community College+ campuses must have earned an associate degree, or equivalent, to qualify for the award.
  • Grand Canyon State University Grant (out-of-state)*** - This grant awards $250 per academic year to out-of-state students who graduate from one of GCU's participant high schools.
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                            Indirect Start Scholarships

​To apply for an Indirect Start Scholarship, you must:
  • Submit unofficial transcripts for all institutions attended since high school. If you did not attend another college or university, you must provide your high school transcript. SAT and/or ACT test scores cannot be used if any college coursework has been attempted. Students who have less than 24 attempted college credits must use their high school GPA to qualify for academic scholarships. Students who have 24 or more attempted college credits must use their cumulative college GPA to qualify for academic scholarships.
  • Upon completion of final terms at all institutions, provide the official transcripts to GCU. For scholarship adjustment considerations, submit unofficial transcripts, due no later than two weeks prior to the start of the term. All official transcripts are due by day 21 of the semester to lock in your scholarship award.
  • Once enrolled, you must maintain continuous full-time enrollment at GCU and adhere to the scholarship program requirements for renewal.

Other Scholarships GCU offers!

  • Canyon Christian Schools Consortium (CCSC) Scholarship++ - This scholarship awards $5,000 per academic year if you live on campus or $2,500 per academic year if you live off campus. You must attend a CCSC school, graduate with a 3.0 GPA and meet the required minimum ACT or SAT score. If you receive a CCSC scholarship, you are ineligible for the Grand Canyon State University Grant (in-state and out-of-state). Additionally, you are required to perform 20 hours of service each semester, as determined by the university, and must maintain a GCU GPA of 3.0 or higher each academic year to continue receiving the award. Speak to your admissions counselor to determine eligibility.
  • There are many more scholarship opportunities available through the Grand Canyon University Scholarship Foundation. As an independent organization, the Grand Canyon University Scholarship Foundation works closely with its board to match academic needs with private support. For more information, visit gcuscholarshipfoundation.org​

Dual Enrollment at GCU!

What are the benefits of dual enrollment at GCU? 
  • Increases high school graduation rates
  • Promotes high school student motivation and engagement
  • Provides students with more advanced, rigorous coursework
  • Helps build college awareness
  • Promotes college access for a wide range of students
  • Prepares students for the academic and behavioral expectations of college 

What resources does a student have? 
  • Eligibility for standard scholarship opportunities at GCU
  • Access to the GCU Learning Lounge (online and walk-in tutoring) and GCU library services
  • Sporting events on campus
  • Open invitations to GCU campus events

  • Savings in college tuition, books and fees through completion of degree work in three years
What are the qualification for dual enrollment?
  • High school juniors or seniors with an unweighted GPA of 3.0 or above
  • High school sophomores with an unweighted GPA of 3.25 or above
  • All students taking English or math courses will be required to take an online placement test
What classes are available for high school students?
  • High school dual enrollment classes are available to students attending eligible Arizona high schools. These dual enrollment courses range from general education classes to individual courses that can help students find their purpose before attending college.
  • Online dual enrollment classes offer a variety of benefits to high school students, including the flexibility and convenience to start earning college credits on their schedule. GCU offers a variety of classes to help high school students earn the credits they desire.
  • ​High school students can get a jumpstart on their college career this summer with summer dual enrollment courses, offered on GCU's main campus in the heart of Phoenix. Students attend lectures and labs in person, offering a glimpse into college life at GCU.
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