Open Houses are a great opportunity for prospective students to come to campus to experience all that the college has to offer and receive more insight than when they would on just a campus tour alone. Geneva’s Open Houses begin at 9:00 AM and conclude at 3 PM. Here is what one can expect when attending a Geneva College Open House.
Students will have the opportunity to meet with President Troup and hear firsthand why he loves Geneva.
A guide will take students all around Geneva’s campus and inform them about the buildings, Residence Life, and answer any questions visitors may have about campus life.
Geneva’s mission is “student-focused, emphasizing Christ, comprehensive education, and service to God and neighbor,” therefore visitors will be informed about Geneva’s mission, vision, and seal, along with the meaning behind Pro Christo et Patria.
96% of Geneva students rely on Financial Aid. Geneva knows the importance of communicating the aid process and potential scholarship opportunities available for all prospective students. We work diligently to make a Geneva education accessible and affordable to all students. On each visit, we take time to discuss Geneva’s value and all options a student has to make college possible. Visitors will receive advice on applying for and managing financial aid packages.
Current Geneva students value a connected community and love taking part in Open House events. They are often excited to meet prospective students. Having current students at the Open House also leaves an opportunity for prospective students to ask questions about campus life, classes, and more!
Athletic coaches are present at Open Houses, giving prospective student-athletes an opportunity to get to know them, ask any questions about the athletics on campus, and insight into what is to come should they choose to pursue being an athlete at Geneva College.
Attending an Open House is a great opportunity to ask questions and receive an answer right away. Geneva students, faculty, and staff are known for their hospitality and will answer any questions that prospective students and parents or guardians may have about Geneva College.
So many of our students find out they belong here after coming to campus. Ryan Eisenhuth ’23, described it this way, saying, “At first I was not excited to visit Geneva’s campus, but the second I stepped on campus I fell in love.” Ryan is now close to graduation, and is so thankful for the professors, experience, and community he found here. Coming to campus could be the next step of your journey.
View Upcoming Open House Events and other opportunities to visit campus.
-Ariel Reece '23
Opinions expressed in the Geneva Blog are those of its contributors and do not necessarily represent the opinions or official position of the College. The Geneva Blog is a place for faculty and contributing writers to express points of view, academic insights, and contribute to national conversations to spark thought, conversation, and the pursuit of truth, in line with our philosophy as a Christian, liberal arts institution.
Oct 10, 2022
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