Remember that an Associate of Arts degree, while not required, still offers the best value for those who have completed it, because that particular degree, if earned from a regionally accredited college, comes into Grand Canyon University as a direct transfer. The assignments include outside readings and essays on selected topics. You and your ministry are our concern, whether in a church, para-church or secular workplace. You can expect immediate application of the wide range of topics in your church or para-church ministry or in your secular occupation. Our first cohort begins Tuesday, January 9, 2001.
Spaces are still available, but limited, to allow a small student-faculty ratio.
Academic program advisors are available to assist you with transcript evaluation and program requirements. The experienced, caring faculty at the College of Continuing Studies is dedicated to service and Christian values. Grand Canyon is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and is a member of the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities. Because college-equivalent learning occurs in many environments, you may receive Prior Learning Credit for such learning. As a part of your second course in the program, you will complete a portfolio documenting your previous college work, military or professional training, and life-learning experience for possible credit.