GCU Mission Statement

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Myself is proud to say that I am going to graduate from A missional community which united in carrying out a mission that centers on following Jesus Christ not only in word and in deed too. I personally understand that Following those requires selflessness, sacrificial service and an ever-increasing love of the Lord and our neighbors. GCU curriculum incorporates the Christian worldview and graduates have the opportunity to gain the skills, knowledge and values-based foundation to carry out GCU's mission as well preparing learners to become global citizens, critical thinkers, effective communicators and responsible leaders. through this values-oriented learning experiences prepare our students into empowered graduates who are prepared to lead

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