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Balancing work, life and school can be a challenge. With Grand Canyon University’s evening classes, busy professionals like you have the opportunity to earn your degree and achieve academic goals. Knowledgeable faculty members deliver a comprehensive curriculum one course at a time, one night each week.
Small evening classes enable you to receive personal attention and collaborate with peers from diverse professional backgrounds. Through GCU’s night classes, you have the chance to build confidence and skills as you work to develop knowledge, build your professional network and position yourself for possible career advancement.
View some of our most frequently asked questions and get answers as you consider evening classes for your continued education.
Night classes are designed to accommodate students by providing an option for education that does not impede upon daytime responsibilities, yet offers connection with classmates and professors. If you prefer face-to-face instruction, but work or have family obligations, then evening classes may be the right format for you.
Available evening degree programs start at varying times throughout the year. Specific class times differ, but all meet for one four-hour session during the week. Contact a university counselor for more information by filling out the form on this page.
A cohort is a group of students that attend class together and may ultimately graduate together. Cohorts are designed to allow for increased interaction among students and their instructors as they progress from class to class together.
We offer cohorts for a variety of degree levels including bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programs. For the most up to date information, contact GCU by completing the form on this page.
To begin your admissions process for evening class at GCU, fill out our Request More Information form and you will be contacted by a counselor who can guide you through the specific requirements for your chosen degree. For more information about admission, visit our Admission Requirements page.
GCU offers night classes for working professionals looking to advance their academic goals. For a list of evening classes, please visit our Evening Degrees page. Please note that this list may contain programs that are not presently offered as program availability may vary depending on class size, enrollment and other contributing factors. Contact your university counselor for the most current information regarding availability of the program.
Working professionals starting an evening program at our Phoenix campus may be able to take advantage of scholarship opportunities. Learn more about our Evening Campus Student Scholarship and the tuition costs for your degree at GCU.
At GCU, you can earn your degree online for complete flexibility and convenience.1 Or, take both evening classes and online courses by choosing our hybrid learning option.
1 Online courses exclude programs with residencies and field experience.
