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It is a new school year and you have a clean slate!
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You think you’re ready for the move to college? I did too, but I wish I knew about these three tips when I was coming to college and moving into my residence hall in my freshman year at college.
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The college selection process can be a difficult, stressful time for everyone involved. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to make this process less stressful. Here are some tips that can help kickstart your college search.
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Sometimes, college students are required to write lengthy, in-depth research papers that demand a substantial amount of time and effort in a production often exceeding 20 pages. Here are a few ways you can help make writing long research papers easier.
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Studying in the same place every day can get tiring and cause a distracting sense of boredom that makes working hard very difficult. But a change in scenery is often effective.
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Although making new friends can seem daunting at first, with the help of a few tricks, it actually becomes a lot easier than it may seem. Here are some tips to help wash away your doubt and plant the flowering seeds of friendship.
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As a student decides to continue on in their sport of choice on a collegiate level, there are several necessary questions new athletes should ask their prospective new coach.
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With continuing economic pressure on colleges, students and their parents, new students at Geneva College have some new options for Grants and Scholarships that reflect the school’s continued focus on making education affordable.
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With so many options in the world to choose for college, finding the one that best suits you can be overwhelming. Here are some tips to help you along your journey.
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In college, I learned a lot about the subject of “me.” I’ve boiled down what I’ve learned about myself into these four maxims that I hope can help anyone who is in or headed to college.
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I recall the benefits of L&T when thinking about the week I turned in my first college paper and took my first college test. I did not receive the grades expected. It wasn’t until the following week’s L&T class that I was able to put some of my worries to rest.
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Whether a new freshman, transfer or returning student, we pray you have an amazing year! Here are a few tips as you begin the next phase of your journey.
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Researching schools and talking on the phone to admissions counselors is great, but there are many opportunities you can only get by traveling to a campus.
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If you're wondering which degree is right for you, take our quiz and then take the next step on Geneva.edu to find out more about the degree in your results. Geneva offers over 40 undergraduate majors and programs and, hopefully, one that's just right for you.
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Faith
The decision of choosing a university can be difficult. What happens when the school of your choice happens to be different from your denominational faith?
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Your high school career will be over before you know it. No matter where you are in school, it's important to keep your focus on what's next: college. The steps you take now could determine the course of your college career.
If you know you want to attend a Christian college but struggle to choose a major, keep these considerations in mind.
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Making friends usually comes pretty easy when you’re young. Making and continuing friendships can be more challenging as you grow older and go through changes. This blog will teach ways to make strong friendships in adulthood
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Does your routine consist of waking up from the dream where you are the game MVP, eating breakfast fueled for your work-out, followed by being the last athlete to leave the team practice, and then finally returning home to rest/recharge/refuel your body to start all over again the next day? If this sounds like your life and you want to compete at the college level, below are a few must read items as you prepare to transition through summer to your freshman year of college.
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Summer has arrived and you are eager to get caught up on all the Netflix shows you've neglected while writing papers and studying for exams during the school year. There's nothing wrong with a little relaxation, but if you return to school with nothing more than a new dent in the couch, you'll be filled with regret. From spiritual self-help guides to classic novels, the right books can help you grow in your faith and become a more well-rounded person. Need more convincing? Here are a few great reasons to put down the remote and pick up a book
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High school graduation has come and gone, and now, you're looking forward to one last hurrah with your best buds before you all head for your respective postsecondary institutions. Between all the beach days and bonfires, you'll want to set aside some time for a part-time job, plus college shopping, communicating with your future roomie, and soul searching as you prepare to pursue your calling. Make the most of this final summer before college, and put the following to-do's on your checklist.
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The voice of anxiety is ever present perhaps leaving you with a sick feeling in your stomach any time you are asked about your future plans. What should you do?
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You don’t know this yet, but you are about to go through a dramatic change that will shape you into adulthood. You will encounter experiences and people that will cause you pain, incredible joy, deep sadness, and unimaginable blessings all in the course of your time at Geneva. You will be transformed into a new person from the time you graduate high school to the time you walk across the stage at your class graduation in four years.
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There are many questions that Geneva College professors pursue with that childlike curiosity. Here are some of the things that Geneva College professors got interested in and then wrote about that I find interesting, meaning that, if I had the time, I would enjoy reading.
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Imagine sitting in an auditorium next to 500 other students and you don’t know a single one of them. It’s your first day of classes and you’ve prepared yourself as much as you could for this day. But what you’re now realizing as you sit in that classroom is that there was no possible way for you to prepare for what could make you stand out in a crowd of that many students, let alone the other 15,000 students attending that college.
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Choosing your college major may seem like a daunting task for many; it’s choosing what you want to do with the rest of your life, right? Many high school students panic at the prospect of arriving at college with absolutely no idea what they want to do. But having an undeclared major in college is perfectly acceptable, as is changing majors.
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Transferring colleges can seem intimidating. There are new people, new schedules and new routines. But although changing schools may seem scary, transferring doesn’t have to be! Here are four things I discovered when I went through the transfer process.
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Choosing your college major may seem like a daunting task for many; it’s choosing what you want to do with the rest of your life, right? Many high school students panic at the prospect of arriving at college with absolutely no idea what they want to do. But having an undeclared major in college is perfectly acceptable, as is changing majors.
Here are several steps to take before you arrive on campus. Give it a read and start preparing!
So you are coming to school as a freshman and have begun to shop for your dorm. Great! I can tell you right now that when you move out at the end of the year you will find about half of the stuff you bought sitting unused under your bed or in your closet. But I can tell you five things that you definitely will use and should seriously consider buying for your room.
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