Bachelor in Psychology (Bachelor's)

Geneva College is a Christ-centered academic community governed by the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America. Its educational approach connects faith and learning through a core curriculum focused on thinking, writing, communication, and vocational preparation. Geneva is also a founding member of the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities. The college offers more than 90 traditional undergraduate majors and programs across business, engineering, education, biology, communication, psychology, student ministry, human services, cybersecurity, nursing, and other fields. Graduate degrees are available in classroom and online formats, alongside fully online bachelor’s programs for busy adults. Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, and Geneva also provides Division III athletics and online education approved through SARA in 47 states. Geneva’s 55-acre campus is in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, about 35 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. Students considering Geneva should be prepared for a community shaped by Christian faith and the worldview that Christ’s kingship extends across creation. The college describes its community as welcoming and attentive to the diverse perspectives students bring. Its career focus includes job-search guidance, purpose exploration, employer connections, and practical opportunities such as sport management students’ involvement in local events.