Geneva College is currently promoting its Sheetz Student Referral Program, through which current students can submit information on prospective students to the Admissions Office for immediate payoff in the form of Sheetz gift cards.
“Current students are the best promoters of Geneva College,” says Associate Director of Recruitment Joel Brubaker. “When they share their positive Geneva experiences with friends and family, it is a great support to our recruitment efforts.
Current students can pick up referral forms at the Admissions Office in the lower floor of Alexander Hall. After the forms are filled out with the names and contact information of prospective students—those in grades 9-12 or college students planning to transfer to Geneva—they should be returned as soon as possible to the Admissions Office, where the referring student will be given a Sheetz gift card with an amount depending on the number of names he or she has submitted.
Brubaker adds, “The student referral program is an easy way for current students to help the admissions office connect with potential future Geneva students. And of course the Sheetz cash is a fun way for us to say thanks!”
Students who submit one to five names will receive a $5 gift card, while six to ten names will earn $10, 11-15 will earn $15, 16-20 will earn $20, and 21-25 names will earn $25.
For more information and to submit names, visit the Admissions Office or go to www.geneva.edu/student-life/student_referrals.
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