Geneva College announces the inaugural Honors Invitational will be held Friday and Saturday, Feb. 5-6, 2027, on the college’s campus. This event allows eligible students to compete for admission to the Geneva College Honors Program, and new available scholarships, including two full-tuition scholarships, and five $5,000 per year scholarships.
Prospective students with high academic achievements in high school will be invited to Honors Invitational 2027, a weekend summit featuring workshops, roundtable discussions, and networking with peers and faculty members. Participants will explore an array of academic spheres and consider a range of topics focused on purposeful learning and faithful living. Students will also participate in a personal interview and an essay-writing session to compete for admission to the Honors Program at Geneva, and available scholarships.
Two invited students will be awarded a full-tuition scholarship, and five students will be awarded a $5,000 per year scholarship. All other students invited to the Honors Program will receive a scholarship of $1,000 per year.
Professor of History and Humanities and Director of the Honors Program Eric Miller, PhD, says, "We’re eager to have more time to spend with prospective students in the Honors Invitational’s expanded format. We’ll have space for casual conversations, serious listening, and, I’m sure, some old-fashioned fun. Geneva’s a place with a lot of nooks and crannies, dimensions and spheres. We’re hoping students will get a glimpse of that and be in a good position to consider what we as a college, and as an Honors Program, have to offer."
Geneva College’s Honors Program offers students a rigorous, Christ-centered academic experience in a close-knit community of peers and faculty. Through enriched core courses, cultural experiences and faculty-mentored research, students deepen their understanding of faith and learning while developing critical and creative thinking skills.
More information about the Honors Program at Geneva College and the Honors Invitational 2027 can be found at https://www.geneva.edu/academics/honors/.
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