ASU or GCU? Which school is better?

[Hobberdog]

I got accepted to ASU this week and GCU is telling me that I am "unofficially" accepted. Does anybody have any insight as to which school is better? I have heard some negative things about ASU from RN's that I work with and I have heard good things about GCU from some teachers at MCC. I live in Mesa and the GCU campus (A.T. Still) is only about 10 minutes away from my house. Both schools cost about the same (after a GPA scholarship from GCU) but GCU goes through the summer and ASU does not.

Any suggestions? I would love comments from anyone in either the GCU or ASU programs. Thanks.

[rachaelofcourse]

I would be wary of GCU because they like to randomly add fees to everything and not tell you. Personal experience here, and I'm not the only one its happened to.

[Arizonie]

One thing to keep in mind is that GCU is a for-profit university which many view as less of a degree than a degree from a non-profit school.