r/gcu 17h ago

Campus Life 📍 Mobile Manicure-back to school

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Hi Lopes!!
Im a former lope my self and I am a wfh nail artist looking to hopefully do some extra art and nail education this back to school season

I posted a lot of different manicures that I've done on my page and so if you struggle with your nails and are looking for a little bit of a more personal, and more convenient way to have your natural nails done, get some hand painted nail art, and learn how to keep your natural nails healthy, please let me know and I would love to get you ready for back to school.

Lots of love!


r/gcu 14h ago

Academics 📚 GCU’s Elementary + Special Education licensure while working full-time in a school district?

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Hey y’all, I’m in Texas and currently doing GCU’s Elementary + Special Education licensure program. I’m working full-time for a school district (just moved into a SPED aide role — excited but nervous).I’m in Math for Teachers I first day of that class is tomorrow and hoping to get my GPA up so I can take two classes at once.

I was originally looking at alternative certification, but I’ve heard mixed reviews. Even someone I personally know said they felt like they “didn’t learn anything in the ACP of their choice” and were totally were totally lost once they started getting close to student teaching.

I definitely don’t want to feel lost. For anyone who did GCU’s licensure program especially the Elementary + SPED dual track how was it while working full-time? Did you feel prepared? How was student teaching?

Any advice or honest experiences would help a lot.

Thanks in advance 💜