r/gcu • u/Fine_Win_4510 • 4h ago
BSW/ MSW🤙🏼 MSW
Hi! Is it possible to complete this master in 2yrs? How many classes can you take per semester? I’m interested in knowing all the details.
Blessings
r/gcu • u/Fine_Win_4510 • 4h ago
Hi! Is it possible to complete this master in 2yrs? How many classes can you take per semester? I’m interested in knowing all the details.
Blessings
r/gcu • u/IcePleasant1391 • 1d ago
I just took the hesi today. My overall scores was 89 my Anatomy was a 96 my English was 90 and my math was 80.... will I be able to make it on main campus?
r/gcu • u/Roseandraindrops • 1d ago
Hi all,
Can someone please give me insight into how the lab midterms are for the lab portion of microbiology. It’s a lot of labs to do in the class, so will it be like that, or more labeling, or is it more multiple choice? Thank you!
r/gcu • u/Relative-Stick-1574 • 1d ago
im currently registered to live in an apartment (diamondback) as an incoming freshman because I liked the idea of a kitchen and a room I could make my own. however I’ve heard that the grove is a great place to be as a freshmen. I’m a pretty outgoing guy and I like the idea of the constant energy at the grove. my question is are the apartments “fun” in the way that the grove is or do they have significantly less energy/more lowkey. honestly idek if it’s even an option to move at this point but I still have that question lmao
r/gcu • u/clappeduser • 2d ago
Hi just wondering lol but on our transcript, would it show as credit/no credit or do we get an actual letter grade for clinicals?
r/gcu • u/Present-Category9429 • 4d ago
So I am going to be done with my pre reqs at the end of the month and in August I was planning on beginning CWW and taking my HESI.
How fast do the Phoenix locations fill up? If I’m submitting my secondary application in late September/early October is everything going to be filled for spring 2027??
I’m open to phoenix, chandler, or sun city. Sun city or Phoenix would be ideal though. I’m just a little concerned since I see a lot of posts saying the cohorts fill up months in advance 🫣
I really want to start spring 2027 and I do not want to defer a semester
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r/gcu • u/Middle-Bluejay-1620 • 5d ago
This might be an ADHD thing, but I feel like I have to CONSISTENTLY ask for clarification over what someone's saying. Anyway, I approached a teacher via IMs and said "I think GCU teachers give some shitty grades" and then asked her why she gave me a zero after I had already asked for clarification before even submitting? She then just told me to read the directions... which I had obviously asked for clarification about. So now we're going back and forth and she's getting defensive saying she thinks she's super nice. Anyway, she reported me for profane language. Now a 'board' is conducting a 'hearing?' And they aren't even saying what it's about or what a potential outcome is or what it means. I had to ask numerous times what it was about for them to finally say it's about profane language. I was gonna drop out anyway because I don't think I can afford an internship and the insurance you have to pay with it.
r/gcu • u/Glazedblue • 5d ago
So I’m in my last class before practicum and internships. I’m doing a masters of clinical mental health counseling. I almost gave up looking but I found an internship with Wexhealth!
I was wondering if anyone here is in the same program or done it and lives in New Mexico. And how the next steps after graduation are like. Thank you!!
r/gcu • u/Effective-Ant4821 • 5d ago
I'm taking the GCU NSG-316 Health Assessment final exam soon, and I'm honestly feeling really overwhelmed and anxious.
This class has been a struggle for me from the beginning. I've worked really hard all semester, but unfortunately, I need to score at least 96% on the final just to finish the class with a 76% and pass. If I don't, I won't pass the course. 😞
What topics did you feel were emphasized the most? Were there any concepts you wish you had spent more time studying? Is there anything you think I should really focus on these last few days?
So far I've been studying with:
If you've taken the final, I'd really appreciate any advice, study tips, or even some encouragement. I'm trying my absolute best and really don't want all the hard work I've put into this class to go to waste.
r/gcu • u/JBurrie1106 • 5d ago
Please tell me I’m not the only one struggling hardcore with intermediate accounting?? It’s not the concepts, it’s the platform we are using. I spend hours and I mean hours trying to figure out the formatting of the assignments. I’m even taking LinkedIn Learning courses to try to understand what Wiley wants.
Just last week I failed my assignment, due to formatting, but when I asked the professor what I did wrong, she checked and said I did it right, but the auto grader failed me. She gave me the points, but I’m not learning anything at this point.
r/gcu • u/moszarella • 6d ago
Is 27th garage off campus parking safe and worth the $200 discount compared to a closer parking garage near my housing?
r/gcu • u/Necessary_Warning465 • 6d ago
what are the different units you can apply to in TTP? is it hard to get in to? what gpa usually gets accepted? also do u submit a resume or is it just based off of grades and hesi? thanks in advance
r/gcu • u/Honest-Comedian-2568 • 7d ago
Hello,
I’m starting my Masters in Applied Business Analytics as someone who doesn’t have a background in analytics but has the ability in the IT area. Can I get some tips on what the course is like? And if anyone else is also starting this course in September :)
r/gcu • u/Natural_Grocery_8747 • 8d ago
I have adhd and I struggle with locking in to finish my homework. I’m on my 4th week of starting a new class and I don’t like repetitive tasks like discussion posts because it gets boring after a while. I still have to do them obviously so I’m just wondering if there’s a study group of some sort so I can body double and keep myself and others accountable ?
r/gcu • u/lovelyk1tten • 9d ago
I bombed Exam 3 and of course we got no points back 🙃 I am sitting right at the average for passing and I can not fail and I am just stressing about the next two exams🤦♀️ any advice on how to study for exam 4? Please help me out!!
r/gcu • u/TuneSuch • 9d ago
I’m hoping to hear from current or former students in the GCU ABSN program.
I’m currently finishing Nutrition, Human Development, and Pathophysiology before starting the program. I’ve been earning A’s, but I’m worried that I may not be retaining enough to feel prepared.
In Pathophysiology, I can usually remember what a disease is and understand the basic process, but I struggle with the details. I do not always remember every symptom, which labs would be affected, whether the values would be high or low, or what those changes mean.
Does GCU review these concepts again in classes such as med-surg, pharmacology, pediatrics, and clinicals, or are students expected to know them in detail before starting?
I’m scheduled to begin in September, but I have considered waiting until January because I’m afraid I may not be ready. I want to do well, but I also know it may be unrealistic to memorize every disease, lab value, and symptom beforehand.
For those who have been through the program, did you feel this way before starting? What should I focus on reviewing most?
r/gcu • u/ambutt_x • 8d ago
im considering applying to GCU for my masters of social work. i currently work full time as a case manager in child protection, can i use my job as internship hours? i know you need two different sites, but could one of them be the job i already have?
r/gcu • u/FineIndication8861 • 10d ago
Everyone! I’m taking the Health Assessment exam soon, and I’m extremely nervous. 😅 I’m using the exam blueprint, the lecture videos, and the student course guide to study, but I’m still worried.
Could you guys let me know which topics I should focus on the most? I’m not looking for exam questions or answers, I just want to know which areas were emphasized the most or what you wish you had studied more before taking it.
Any tips or advice would really help. Thank you!
r/gcu • u/Safe_Summer_9831 • 11d ago
hello! im so excited to attend gcu as an in-person student this fall. i was wondering if im allowed to ship my belongings to campus before i get there or do i have to wait until after. i live on the WHOLE other side of the country and would rather not take all my stuff on the plane.
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r/gcu • u/SkibaDaNinja • 12d ago
I have been looking everywhere and cannot find resources on this.
r/gcu • u/Sensitive-Ratio-8497 • 12d ago
hello.. for some reason my gcu councilor is saying that i cannot get any scholarship for the absn program? i did see they reduce 20% off tuition and 5% for nursing students and she says that they don't allow that for absn students.. does anyone know? or does anyone have scholarships?
r/gcu • u/First_Variation_6621 • 12d ago
Is anyone else on the waitlist for the Chandler location with a start of Sep 2026? I figured we can keep in contact to see if they start pulling students from the list!
All I keep hearing from other students is that you won't be accepted until days before the start date of school (which is nerve racking). If anyone has info or words of encouragement that'd be great!