Tips to Succeed at Geneva

Double-check everything your advisor tells you, because it may not always be right.

It is easier to start off strong and slack the last two years than to start off poorly and try to bring your grade up.

Go to your core classes with an open mind, and trust your professors have a reason for teaching you the material.

Knowledge of core-class material is needed throughout your four-year education, so it pays off to pay attention.

Get as involved as possible in clubs, organizations, and oncampus jobs.

If your rooming situation sucks, just move! A weekend of moving across campus is well worth avoiding misery.

Go to class everyday day.

Don't stress being undecided—pick a major in something you are going to enjoy.

Set aside time for friends.