Whether you plan to attend a college or enter a career you will face ideas and agendas hostile to the Christian way of life. Are you equipped to stand against the academic assaults on your college campus? Or, within your workplace? The Geneva Institute’s dual-enrollment curriculum is designed to train students who will stand firm in the face of opposition, students who can lead reformation, students equipped to build a city on the foundation of God’s word.
Series 1: Great Books (12 college credit hours, 4 HS English/Social Studies credits)
Two-year onsite study track that surveys the great literary works from the Ancient World, Christendom, Renaissance and Reformation, and Modern World. The works are critiqued from a Christian worldview thereby building a working knowledge of the truth in relation to the philosophies “in accordance with human tradition, with the elementary principles of the world, rather than in accordance with Christ.”
Series 2: Great Ideas (2 HS credits from: World History/Bible/English/Fine Arts/Elective)
Two-year onsite study track aligned with the Great Books track covering the outworking of history and ideas from the Ancient World, Christendom, Renaissance, and Reformation, and Modern Worlds. Whereas the Great Books course by its nature must be more selective in its focus, this course addresses the broad trends in western culture, government, theology and philosophy.
Series 3: Bible / Christian Thought (12 college credit hours, 4 HS Bible/Soc. Studies credits)
Two-year onsite study track comprised of four courses: Old Testament and New Testament Literature and Interpretation, Christian Thought and Apologetics, and Introduction to Psychology.
Series 4: College Core (12 college credit hours, 4 HS credits)
Two-year online study track comprised of four courses: College Writing I/II, Intro to Communications, Intro to Business. (Note: other course selections are available including U.S. and World History)
Series 5: Greek I/II (6 college credit hours, 2 HS Language credits)
One-year onsite study track satisfying both high school and college language requirements. Also provides a life-long benefit in reading and understanding the New Testament.
Series 6: High School Math (4 HS Math credits)
Four-year onsite study track satisfying high school math credits (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Pre-Calc).
Geneva’s Dual-Enrollment Core Curriculum
Engaging Revelation:
O.T. Literature and Interpretation Fall-21
N.T. Literature and Interpretation Spring-20
Elementary Greek I Fall-20
Elementary Greek II Spring-21
Engaging History of Ideas:
Great Books – Ancient World Fall-21
Great Books – Christendom Spring-20
Great Books – Renaissance/Reformation Fall-20
Great Books – Modern World Spring-21
Engaging Culture:
Critical Survey of Worldviews Fall-20
General Psychology Spring-21
Christian Thought and Apologetics TBD
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