The cost of higher education rises each year. One way to lower the price is by beginning college while you’re still in high school.

Geneva College’s Early College program allows high school students to take Geneva courses with Geneva professors—online or on campus—for a fraction of the cost. In addition, Geneva College has partnered with some Christian schools to offer classes in those schools taught by teachers qualified to instruct college-level courses.

It’s easy to get started! Why wait?

• Early College Online & On Campus
• Early College in Your High School
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• Online and On campus: For only $150 per credit hour, high school students can earn college credits at Geneva, getting a head start on their college careers. Often, the courses will transfer to other institutions (subject to each college’s or university’s transfer policies).  Many high schools even allow students to count Early College classes toward graduation requirements. Note: Students are assessed a $100 fee for each online course in addition to the $150 per credit charge.
• In High School: If your high school is a Geneva partner and offers Geneva courses in-school, the rate is $50 per credit hour. Check with your guidance counselor or principal for the fee set by your school.

What happens after I am accepted?

You will be notified by Admissions of your acceptance into the Early College program. Once accepted, Crossroads will contact you with registration information.

With a focus on faith integration, high-quality instruction and academic rigor, Geneva College is the choice for many students who want to get a jump on the future at an affordable price.

For more information contact Crossroads: Geneva’s Center for Enriched Learning at crossroads@geneva.edu or 724.847.6891.

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