Grand Canyon University 1,495 Dollar Balance After Just One Week of Classes Phoenix Arizona
After 1 week of online classes, I tried to drop my online class and withdraw from Grand Canyon University. I was told that if I dropped my class, that I would have to pay off a 1,495 dollar balance within 3 months. Most real colleges/universities allow you to drop a class within the first 2 weeks without penalty.... Now, I am stuck and have to take this online class, even though I have significant health problems.... Please avoid Grand Canyon University!
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Samuel
Fullerton,California,
USA
I decided to take the class and I really enjoyed it
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, November 18, 2015
I couldn't drop the class, so I decided to study and take the class. I really enjoyed it.
My enrollment advisor, Derek Harada, is a wonderful enrollment advisor who gives me a phone call every week to see how I am doing in my online class.
My professor, Sheia Dwyer, gave me a phone call because she was concerned that I wouldn't successfully pass the online class. Professor Sheia Dwyer is very responsive and asks thought-provoking questions during the class.
In my experience, you won't find another college where the professors genuinely care about helping their students be successful.
For my undergraduate degree, I graduated from the University of California Irvine. My online experience at Grand Canyon University is so much better than my UC Irvine traditional classroom experience.