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Through these classes and experiences, students gain general knowledge, learn critical thinking skills, and are better prepared to problem solve.
The program includes a total of 36 credits and is designed to prepare students for success in both their academics and careers.
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First-year Experience (9 Credits
The first-year experience is designed to help students transition to college.
It includes a seminar (3 credits) that helps students build a foundation of critical thinking, information literacy, and communications for academic success.
Students also complete a learning community experience (6 credits) by completing two related courses from different disciplines.
- Gearing Up – Students gain valuable skills through in person and web-based/experiential learning activities (not credit bearing).
- Writing Instructive Courses – Students complete at least three Writing Instructive (WIN) courses that focus on deliberative discussion and writing skills. Students who bring in AP English credit will have the opportunity to select two alternate courses designated as WIN in areas that interest them.
Students will also participate in hands-on, experiential learning activities both in-person and online.