Why GCU College of Education?
- The College of Education Promise. GCU will provide first-year teaching assistance, as necessary, to graduates working as a first year teacher, principal or superintendent at no expense. Coachable areas include, but are not limited to, curriculum planning and design, classroom management, and differentiated instruction.
- Alignment to Standards. All programs at our teaching college are aligned with state and national standards.
- Convenience. Complete courses online, on campus or a combination of both.
- Earlier graduation. Our 4-credit courses allow you to complete your degree program in less time.
- Transfer friendly. We will request your transcripts, evaluate your graduate coursework, and determine your anticipated graduation date within 24 hours. No GRE or entrance exams are required.
- Financial options. Take advantage of numerous financing options including scholarships for academic achievement.
Why a Degree in Elementary Education?
A Bachelor of Education with an emphasis in Elementary Education is a program built for aspiring educators who are looking to specialize in the education of students in grades 1-6. Bachelors in Elementary Education degrees are also available with emphases in English, math and science, for those wishing to specialize in a curricular area.
Celebrating Over 60 Years as a Prestigious Teaching College
Founded as a teacher's college in 1949, Grand Canyon University has been helping teachers find their purpose and achieve their potential for more than 60 years. GCU offers a variety of bachelor’s and master's degree programs in education, as well as continuing education courses for teachers. Offering teaching programs in elementary, secondary, early childhood and special education to name a few, the College of Education proudly prepares educators to serve and lead in public and private PK-12 schools world-wide.