The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies program at Grand Canyon University is designed to help you grow in your faith while preparing for potential careers in ministry. The curriculum provides a strong foundation in biblical studies, theology, philosophy, and Christian history, alongside developing essential communication skills and servant leadership principles. This program encourages you to deepen your commitment to Christ-like character and service.
This program prepares students for potential careers related to ministry and Christian service, focusing on developing biblically faithful, doctrinally sound, and compassionate leaders.
Applicants must be 16 years or older. Some programs may have higher GPA or additional qualifying criteria. Refer to the University Policy Handbook for full details.
Refer to the Cost of Attendance for detailed information. Online courses are structured in 7-week sessions, while campus courses are 15 weeks.
Applicants must be high school graduates with a minimum unweighted GPA of 2.8. Alternatively, a minimum unweighted GPA of 2.5 is accepted if accompanied by an ACT score of 19 or an SAT score of 1000 (Math/Reading on 1600 scale) or SAT 1380 (on 2400 scale before 3/1/2016).
Tuition for campus courses is $8,250 per semester. For online courses, tuition is $415 per credit. Please refer to the Cost of Attendance for detailed information.
The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies program requires a total of 120 credits. Campus courses are structured in 15-week sessions, while online courses are in 7-week sessions.
This program prepares students for potential ministry-related roles and Christian service positions. It focuses on developing leaders for various aspects of Christian ministry.
To apply, you will select your degree level and program, then provide personal and educational information. An enrollment counselor will connect with you to guide you through the process.