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Geneva College - Parking - College ProwlerCollege Prowler3.85

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Student Parking Lot? Yes
Freshmen Allowed to Park? Yes
Each freshman needs to file a reason why a permit is necessary.
Approximate Parking Permit Cost
  • $115 per year for freshmen
  • $60 per year for upperclassmen
Common Parking Tickets
  • No parking zone: $25
  • Parking without permit: $25
  • Fire lane: $50
  • Handicapped zone: $50
Best Places to Find a Spot
  • Freshman lot (stadium lot)
  • Off-campus side streets (beware the street sweepers)
  • Alumni lot
Good Luck Getting a Spot Here Geneva Arms/Young lot

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Geneva does a good job with parking. Students with parking permits may park anywhere on campus not designated for faculty and staff. Parking is ample, with three large parking lots: Alumni, Memorial, and Reeves Stadium (a.k.a. "freshman lot"). There are also smaller lots behind McKee, between and across the street from the apartments, and there's a gravel lot, too. Street parkers should be aware of Beaver Falls' street-sweeping policies to avoid the $10 fine. The campus is so small that no lot is more than a block or two away from main campus.

Parking permits, while a little cumbersome to obtain, are available to all students for a good price: $60 for upperclassmen and $115 for freshmen. Freshmen are encouraged to leave their cars at home and must provide a reason for having a car on campus, but few, if any, are denied. The accessibility of parking permits makes parking a little crowded, but if you don’t mind a walk, there is always a place for you.

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Parking at Geneva College

mkc1964218

'13

Human Services

5.0
A+

Off-Campus Site

Parking is reasonable. The classes are held at an off-campus site at a church. There is plenty of parking for the students attending.

Sep 13, 2011

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kayschrec

'14

Mechanical Engineering

3.5
B

Parking

Parking permits cost alot of money...over $100 for freshman and $60 for upperclassmen. Most students do not need a car because your right on campus. There is not a ton of parking spots. We have always been able to find a spot but some days it is really busy and hard to find one close to the building you are going to. I always go to class early to make sure I have time to find a spot and get to class on time.

Aug 25, 2011

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Parking at Geneva College

katicampbell517

'14

Communications

4.6
A

Good Parking

We have plenty of parking on campus at Geneva for our student body. We also have a not-so-bad cost for permits and/or tickets and fines.

May 01, 2011

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Facts

Getting a Parking Permit

Parking permits are available to all students. Bring the vehicle registration form (search “new student forms” on the website), your vehicle registration, and the appropriate amount of money to either "Check In" at the beginning of the semester or Campus Security during the semester.

Did You Know?
  • Despite its numerous sketchy names, such as "Mug Lot" or the more colorful "Rape Lot," the gravel lot near the apartments is a good place to park in good weather.
  • You pretty much have to camp out to get a spot in the main lot of the apartments.
  • The optimal place to park is near your dorm, but if you don't mind a brisk walk, the Alumni lot is just about dead-center of campus life.

Parking ServicesWhat's This?

Security Office
Student Center
(724) 846-9632 or ext. 5678
www.geneva.edu/object/security

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Name: Sarah Felton

Hometown: Fort Ashby, WV

Major: Writing

Grad Year: 2012

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