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Registration Information
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Spring 2017-18 Registration Schedule |
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| Grad Seniors (seniors who have applied to graduate in 2018) | Nov. 7, at 7 a.m. | Nov. 7, at 8 a.m. |
| Seniors (hrs. earned + current hrs. enrolled ≥ 90 cr.) | Nov. 8, at 7 a.m. | Nov. 8, at 8 a.m. |
| Junior (hrs. earned + current hrs. enrolled ≥ 60-89 cr.) | Nov. 10, at 7 a.m. | Nov. 10, at 8 a.m. |
| Sophomore (hrs. earned + current hrs. enrolled ≥ 28-59 cr.) | Nov. 14, at 7 a.m. | Nov. 14, at 8 a.m. |
| Returning Freshman (hrs. earned + current hrs. enrolled ≥ 1-27 cr.) | Nov. 15, at 7 a.m. | Nov. 15, at 8 a.m. |
| New Transfer and New Freshman - please contact your admission counselor | ||
Returning students who have not registered by December 15, 2017 will be considered withdrawn as of the last date of the semester.
The last day to add a class, change a section, or use web registration is JANUARY 12.
Financial Information
Tuition/Fees. Part time (under 12 cr.) $880 per credit hour; full time (12-20 cr.) $13,035 per semester. These charges will be reduced according to the College Refund Policy upon formal withdrawal with the Student Development Office. Additional fees are charged for some courses included in lab or art courses, select education courses, and music lessons and education classes.
Please see the Financial Information section of the college catalog.
Payment Policy. A financial obligation to the college for the full amount of the semester’s charges is incurred by the student upon registration. Students must have a zero balance on their account from previous semesters before registering.
- Charges not covered by financial aid are due January 2 for the Spring semester.
- Bills may be paid by check or cash to the Business Office, or paid monthly through Nelnet Business Solutions, which is an outside optional service provided for a fee.
- Students are financially responsible for all charges incurred until such time as he/she officially withdraws.
- Online payment options will be available with Nelnet Business Solutions.
Summer 2018 Session Dates |
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| May@Geneva 2018 | May 8 - June 1 | |
| Online Session 1 | May 7- June 30 | |
| Online Session | June 4 – July 28 | |
| Night Session (courses ending in 91) | Check course for exact dates | |
(Some dates may vary. Check course for exact dates)
Fall 2018-19 Registration Schedule |
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| Senior 1 (hrs. earned + current hrs. enrolled = 109 cr. or more) | Apr. 10, at 7 a.m. | Apr. 10, at 8 a.m. |
| Senior 2 (hrs. earned + current hrs. enrolled = 90-108 cr.) | Apr. 11, at 7 a.m. | Apr. 11, at 8 a.m. |
| Junior (hrs. earned + current hrs. enrolled ≥ 60-89 cr.) | Apr. 13, at 7 a.m. | Apr. 13, at 8 a.m. |
| Sophomore (hrs. earned + current hrs. enrolled ≥ 28-59 cr.) | Apr. 17, at 7 a.m. | Apr. 17, at 8 a.m. |
| Returning Freshman (hrs. earned + current hrs. enrolled ≥ 1-27 cr.) | Apr. 18, at 7 a.m. | Apr. 18, at 8 a.m. |
| New Transfer and New Freshman - please contact your admission counselor | ||
Returning students who have not registered by May 9, 2018 will be considered withdrawn as of the last date of the semester.
The last day to add a class, change a section, or use web registration is August 31.
- Summer General Information Packet & Registration Form(.pdf)
- Fall General Information Packet(.pdf)
- Fall Paper Registration Form(.pdf)
- Search Undergraduate Courses
Financial Information
Tuition/Fees. Part time (under 12 cr.) $900 per credit hour; full time (12-20 cr.) $13,365 per semester. These charges will be reduced according to the College Refund Policy upon formal withdrawal with the Student Development Office. Additional fees are charged for some courses included in lab or art courses, select education courses, and music lessons and education classes.
Please see the Financial Information section of the college catalog.
Payment Policy. A financial obligation to the college for the full amount of the semester’s charges is incurred by the student upon registration. Students must have a zero balance on their account from previous semesters before registering.
- Charges not covered by financial aid are due January 2 for the Spring semester.
- Bills may be paid by check or cash to the Business Office, or paid monthly through Nelnet Business Solutions, which is an outside optional service provided for a fee.
- Students are financially responsible for all charges incurred until such time as he/she officially withdraws.
- Online payment options will be available with Nelnet Business Solutions.
Additional Registration Information
Click on the related links below to view general information and spring undergraduate courses. The registration form is for use by students unable to register on the web. Print the form, obtain your advisor’s signature, and submit it to the registrar’s office according to the paper registration schedule on page 1 of the general information.
Current students begin web registration by class according to the chart on page 1 of the general information. Returning transient out, study abroad, and readmitted students must contact their advisor for registration assistance.
Admissions will communicate with new freshmen and new transfers about registration.
Prospective students who desire to apply for admission should click on Admissions (or call 724-847-6500).
Prospective teacher certification students should contact the Education Department (724-847-6535).
Transient students (visitors) from other schools may register on the paper registration form when accompanied by signed approval from their home school.
Web Registration
(returning students only)
- Make an appointment to meet with your advisor. This is mandatory!
- All students have a registration hold which can only be released by the assigned advisor. (If you have changed advisors and have not submitted the paper work to the registrar’s office, please do so NOW!)
- Login to myGeneva for web registration
NOTE: You may need to register for some classes on paper in the registrar’s office (e.g. due to time conflicts, closed classes, special courses, etc.) Your advisor’s signature will be required for paper registration.
Paper Registration
- Make an appointment to meet with your advisor. This is mandatory!
- Complete the front and back of the paper registration form and take it to your advisor for approval. Include the course abbreviation, number, and section (Example: ENG 101 01). The form is available in the Registrar’s Office.
- Your advisor must sign the completed schedule AND release the registration hold.
- Take your signed registration form to the Registrar’s Office according to the chart above.
Adds & Drops
We highly recommended that you CONSULT YOUR ADVISOR regarding any schedule changes.
ADDS: Credits beyond 20 will result in extra tuition charges.
DROPS: NEVER drop below 12 credits per semester without consulting your advisor. In addition to academic repercussions, this could affect or negate financial aid, athletic eligibility, and health insurance.
Attention Federal Financial Aid recipients: Be advised that courses not needed for your program(s) of study are not eligible for federal financial aid. Please consult with your advisor if your Advising Worksheet on my.geneva.edu indicates that you are enrolled in classes listed under Additional Coursework.
Additional Information
- Only EIGHT credits from the following one-credit classes will count toward a bachelor’s degree:
- TWO physical education classes are required for the core. One must be an activity class (PED 101) and one a physical fitness class (PED 103). These receive a letter grade.
PED 104 is an elective for varsity sports only, is graded CR or NC, and is subject to the 8-credit limit for 1-credit courses.
- Courses numbered 095 do not count toward graduation or overall GPA but do count for financial aid and full-time enrollment. These courses may NOT be taken as an audit.
- The following courses require special forms and signatures and may NOT be added or dropped on the Web: Independent Studies; Internships; Practica; Music Lessons; Honors Courses
- Credit/No Credit is an option for juniors and seniors with a minimum 2.5 GPA and cannot be used for core or major requirements, and only one such course is permitted per semester. Forms are available in the registrar’s office.
- Evening classes are course numbers ending in E1 or E2.
Chapel Information
The Geneva College chapel program is designed to serve as an integral part of the College’s educational mission and will serve as a weekly devotional time for the entire College community. Chapel is held each Wednesday from 10:10-11:00 a.m. in Metheny Fieldhouse and is designed to provide an opportunity for the campus to gather together to praise God, hear His word, and seek His favor and direction. Attendance is mandatory for full-time students, although up to 4 chapels may be missed in any given semester. Please see Geneva College’s web page (under Faith) for information regarding chapel exemption for student teachers, credit bearing internships, off campus study and commuter students who are notscheduled for class before 12:20 Wednesdays.
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