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eneva College has on-campus, online, and hybrid graduate programs that could be right for you. Our high-quality Christian programs
are designed to help you move ahead both profes- sionally and personally. Online class options provide exceptional adaptability for challenging schedules, while all programs prepare graduates to excel in to- day’s demanding world.
Master of Business Administration Our MBA provides a solid foundation of business principles based on Christian ethics. It’s designed to fit your busy life and tailored to meet your profes- sional aspirations. You can complete the program with- in two and a half years while taking only one class per semester. You’ll also benefit from engagement with faculty and fellow students in the classroom. Offer- ings include the General MBA and concentrations in Finance, Marketing, and Operations.
Master of Arts in Counseling With the MA in Counseling, you’ll benefit from a pro- gram combining the foundational tenets of Christian faith along with the secular viewpoints that provide well-rounded guidance for secular and religious set- tings. You can choose from concentrations in Mar- riage, Couple, and Family Counseling; Clinical Mental Health Counseling; or Professional School Counsel- ing. They’re all accredited by the Council for Accred-
itation of Counseling and Related Educational Pro- grams (CACREP), which means the programs have been vetted by the highest training standards, mak- ing our graduates highly qualified and prepared.
Master of Science in Cybersecurity Our MS in Cybersecurity degree is one of the best programs in the nation—all taught from a Christian perspective. It will prepare you for advanced work and management in the areas of computing systems pro- tection, investigation, and recovery. The program can be completed in four semesters, including one sum- mer session. At Geneva, professors with real-world cybersecurity experience and academic credentials will teach you the skills you need as well as how to apply the ethical framework of the Bible to daily life in computing.
Master of Arts in Higher Education The MA in Higher Education program is passionate about its mission to cultivate higher education that’s rooted in a Christian worldview, with consideration of foundational issues and preparation of perceptive and principled leaders for colleges and universities. This program offers flexibility even beyond classroom and hybrid (in-person and online) options. Depend- ing on which option works better for you and your schedule, you may also select our cohort or institutes model.
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“ What did my MBA from Geneva do for me? More responsibility at work. Increased salary. It helped with corporate leadership. It helped me be well rounded and caring about morals and ethics.”
— Bill Shiderly ’17, MBA Vice President at a national engineering firm
“ One of the advantages students at Geneva have is they are coming from an organization that believes in absolute right and wrong. Employers don’t trust their critical assets to a mercenary who is only in it for themselves. Individuals with ethics based on solid moral values, like we emphasize at Geneva, make great staff.”
— Paul Poteete Professor of Cybersecurity at Geneva
“ The practices and skills I learned in the classroom are the same ones I use in the workforce today. Geneva prepared me for life by getting me to think about what it means to be an ethical leader in the world.” — Shaka Sydnor ’12, MA in Higher Education Associate Dean of Students at Virginia Tech
“ With the Christ-centered focus, the professors are comfortable talking about their faith and integrating it into their lessons. And the solid Geneva College reputation helped me get a job.”
— Katie Thomas ’17, MA in Counseling K–5 School Counselor
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