IT @ GCU
As a student, you'll have access to a range of technology privileges during your time at GCU — your own network space and phone account, and a cutting-edge student/teacher collaborative learning platform, among other tools designed to enhance your learning experience.
Need help affording internet access? The federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) ended in 2024 and is no longer available. If cost is a barrier, the FCC's Lifeline program offers a $9.25/month discount on home internet or phone service for qualifying low-income households — learn more at fcc.gov/lifeline.
How Our Office Is Organized
Information Technology — Includes User Services (formerly the Help Desk), Telecommunications, Network Operations, and Administrative Computing. This group provides general-access computing and communications facilities for students, faculty, and the entire university community, aiming to deliver prompt, courteous, and accurate technical support while upholding GCU's technology policies and procedures.
Instructional Technology — Includes distance learning and online course management, faculty and staff development, classroom technology, and audio-visual services — supporting GCU's faculty and staff in promoting student success.