Going back to school to finish your degree can really be a fantastic way to continue to grow and develop in one’s line of work and as a person. Geneva provides these students with various adult program options to choose from. Each major is offered fully online, allowing for greater flexibility for the working adult.
A great way to get to know a community is eating their local fare, and Beaver Falls holds its own when it comes to great places to eat. Don’t believe me? Try these 5 places, and they will change your mind.
You’ve served your country with honor; now you’re ready to serve your God with pride.
With the increasing number of non-traditional students, it is important to consider several things before making the decision to enroll.
Learn how you can maximize financial aid, even after you have started pursuing your degree!
Concerned with what it takes to reenter school? Whether you’re interested in pursuing a graduate degree or finishing a bachelor’s program, push those worries aside and learn about the flexibility and affordability available to adult learners.
A Geneva College ADP major is NOT a “Bible” degree. All our majors are in professional fields like human resources, management, organizational leadership, criminal justice, child and family services, aging services and public relations.
If you know you want to attend a Christian college but struggle to choose a major, keep these considerations in mind.
SARA makes Geneva’s online courses more accessible to students who live outside of Pennsylvania. By joining SARA, Geneva College shows transparency and a willingness to meet a standard of excellence in online education.
Highly qualified aging services professionals are in high demand. Social and community service management is classified as a high priority occupation in Pennsylvania, with a projected growth of 11.5% by 2022
The greatest sources of adversity can lead to the greatest accomplishments. This has been more evident at the 2016 Olympics in Rio than anywhere else; several of the most successful athletes faced terrible circumstances growing up and as young adults. But instead of giving in to despair, they used the hardship as fuel.
Today's senior adult population is expanding in record numbers. A combination of longer life spans and the aging of the "Baby Boomers" has led to a population of older adults that is nearly double what it was in 2000, according to Everyday Health. With this increase comes a demand for services for older adults, and potential career opportunities for young people.
Nine common misconceptions about online learning are debunked.
Geneva College online programs are not static and passive in their delivery and reception. Our online programs aren’t just a place for information to be transferred, but they are a context for students to be instructed, challenged, encouraged and, in fact, educated by skilled and godly instructors. And they are places to learn, connect and grow with other students in a meaningful way.
Sharp negotiation skills are integral to every strong leader and successful businessperson, but they also play a vital role in our personal lives and in our living faith. Whether we’re asking our beloved to take out the trash or requesting an extension on an overdue utility bill, aiming for the best possible outcome for everyone concerned should be our goal. Prioritizing principles of fairness and mutual benefit – holding a win/win mentality – while striving to preserve our relationship with others ensures a successful negotiation outcome.
When choosing a career, it's important to look at all of the options. But it's most important to choose a degree which will put you in a career that you love and are committed to for the long-term. A human services degree is unlike many others because it really is a calling. If you have a natural affinity for helping others, feel that your life is more full when you're able to contribute to a worthy cause or community need, and feel that your purpose in life is less dependent on your own success than on the success of the endeavors you're part of – human services may be your perfect fit.
Going back to school as an adult learner offers a wonderful opportunity to broaden your knowledge and expand your career options, but earning your Adult Degree from Geneva can be a challenge. When you’ve been out of school for years, getting back into a study routine can take some time to get used to. If you’re balancing studies with work, it’s important to find ways to manage your time efficiently so that you’re able to focus on both school and your job. The following time management tips are a valuable resource when you’re adjusting to school as a working adult.
Geneva College's Professional Studies in Child and Family Services program identifies the family as the most important institution in society. This is a view that is rooted in the Bible, and lived out in contemporary culture today. Students focus on the role that the family plays in childhood development, learning how to identify dysfunctional family practices, intervene in a respectful way, and help families to improve their relationships. Graduates of this program will have the tools and experience to strengthen the family, contributing to a happier, more stable society.
September is National Self Improvement Month. The best way to honor it, of course, is by taking steps to improve yourself and your life in some way. Unlike New Year's resolutions, which tend to be pretty broad and are typically about willpower, September's self-improvement steps are about redefining and adjusting our goals. So, which areas of your life need improvement? Popular examples include becoming more physically fit, carving out more personal time, advancing in your career or furthering your education. The last example may see a bit odd for a working adult, but advancing your education can help you achieve all of your other goals and then some.
Human Resources is a highly competitive field for good reasons: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 13-21 percent increase in job opportunities by 2020, and median annual wages for HR managers came close to $100,000 in 2012. HR positions are also perfect stepping stones up the corporate ladder if you're interested in top level management.
Geneva College's Adult Degree Programs have recently undergone some changes that will make it even easier for working adults to finally get the degree they've been wanting.