A Geneva education is rigorous, Christ-centered, and comprehensive. We integrate the truth of God’s word in the Holy Bible into all of our academic curriculum, which are designed to prepare students vocationally to think, write and communicate in today’s world. We offer over 145 majors and programs, from our ABET-accredited Engineering major, which is ranked one of the Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, to our Accounting program with a 100% graduate placement rate.

Our faculty care about the success of each student, and our 13:1 student to faculty ratio makes that possible. Geneva professors have successful real-world work experience, academic achievements, and are actively engaging the culture through research and writing. And each and every one is a professing Christian. Faculty do not just see their work with students as a job but rather as a calling and mission. They teach and guide students, nurturing them in and out of the classroom, to develop minds, hearts and spirits.

We live in a shrinking world and a Geneva education is designed to expand students’ frames of reference. Our Geneva Study Abroad programs and partnerships with an extensive number of other programs help students see and study in various parts of the world, as well as in the U.S. Internships are also a vital part of a Geneva education. About 70% of students complete internships during their time at Geneva. The combination of learning and real-world experience helps students hit the ground running after graduation.

A Geneva education prepares students for a lifetime of service. Our community outreach projects allow students to connect with their neighbors, and thereby develop a sense of purpose, leadership skills and mission experience.

If you’re ready for an academic program that develops your God-given talents and provides experience that gives you skills that lead to success in life, then a Geneva education is for you. To learn more, visit Geneva, contact an Admissions Counselor or ask for more information.

If you would like to discuss the Geneva experience further, just visit campus or ask for information!