Summer@Geneva

See the schedule of courses for course details such as time and location

*Guaranteed to run regardless of enrollment; all others may be canceled in the case of low enrollment.

ǂ = Course runs through May & June (M & W evenings); prerequisites: BIB 112, 113; HUM 103, 203, 303; may take HUM 303 concurrently

Note: Great Issues in Politics (POL 352) runs through June 29.

Online courses are eight weeks in length and do not require students to have a physical presence on campus. For all courses, be sure to check the course dates that are provided with the course listing in the schedule of classes. Online courses carry an additional $100 technology fee per course.

Geneva students who want to take May@Geneva courses can register for summer courses when they register for their fall courses. Registration will continue until May 10, 2022, at 4 p.m. (exceptions must be approved by the Provost). No additional application is required. Students may take a maximum of 7 hours in any combination of one, three, and four-credit classes.

Students may drop a class until Tuesday, May 10 before 6 p.m. (no grade penalty – 100% tuition refund) and may withdraw as late as two days into May Term (Tuesday, May 10); W grades begin on Wednesday, May 11.

Certification students and Transient students may register for summer courses using the Non-Degree Seeking Student Registration (.PDF).

Completed forms should be submitted to registrar@geneva.edu for processing. 

Registrar's Office
Geneva College
3200 College Avenue
Beaver Falls PA 15010

Financial Aid for summer is considered the start of the 2022-2023 award year and is based on your 2022-2023 FAFSA form. Most students do not qualify for additional Geneva summer aid. However, students enrolling in the May Education block and those who are graduating in December are an exception and are encouraged to contact Student Financial Services to make the best use of their Geneva financial aid eligibility. In addition, Federal Pell Grant recipients can use grant funds in the summer and generally have additional eligibility on top of what they receive in the Fall and Spring. For any student wishing to discuss their options and eligibility, please review the information on the application below and schedule an appointment to discuss your situation today.

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Geneva Online (GO!) provides opportunities for students to take Geneva College summer courses with Geneva professors from anywhere in the world. Go to Geneva Online Page

Students must indicate that they want housing for May term by completing the May@Geneva Housing Form by Monday, April 11. Any student that does not indicate that they are need of housing for May term, they will be presumed to be commuting for the term.

Prior to summer move over, students will be responsible for cleaning up and "checking out" with their RA. During the first week of May term classes, residential students will be expected to move from their current room to the room they are assigned to live in for May Term (in the designated summer residence hall) should they indicate the need for housing by completing the provided form above. *Please note that May@Geneva 2022 housing accommodations likely will not include air conditioned rooms.

If you are a May@Geneva resident, you will automatically be registered for housing and the meal plan.  If you are a commuter, you may purchase lunch or dinner at the dining hall (walk-in rates apply).  The May meal plan includes a continental breakfast (including an omelet station), lunch, and dinner, served Monday through Friday.

• The first meal will be served on Monday, May 9 at Lunch
• No Meal Service on Memorial Day (Monday, May 23)
• The last meal will be served on Friday, June 3 at Lunch

Activities will be announced in April 2022. Normally, we offer a Pirates game, a night at the movies in Monaca, cookouts, and other activities.

The Fitness Center will be open Monday through Friday (7-9 a.m., 1-6 p.m.), and the Field House will be open for pick-up games and racquetball until 5 p.m. each weekday afternoon.

The Student Success Center (SSC) staff is available to assist students with academic needs. Hours are Monday-Friday, 8-4. If you need tutoring or accommodations, visit the SSC at the beginning of the term. Availability of tutors may be limited. For questions about academic support during the Summer, contact the Student Success Center at 724-847-5005 or drop by. The office is located on the second floor of the Student Center.

If you have questions or need additional information, contact Crossroads: Geneva’s Center for Enriched Learning at crossroads@geneva.edu or 724.847.6891.