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UNIV 125 - Intro to Effective Study Skills (2 credits)
This course explores issues relevant to both a student's academic and personal lives. As its name implies, a large portion of this course is devoted to effective study skills and habits. The course examines various aspects of learning styles, studying skills, test taking strategies, etc. This information is helpful in assisting students to succeed. (A maximum of 2 credits from UNIV 125, 126, and 127 may be counted toward degree requirements.)
UNIV 126 - College Reading (2 credits)
This course is designed to assist college students' progress from a pre-college reading level to a college reading level. It also presents a systematic way of approaching college textbook material that can help students to become more efficient in study skills integral throughout the class. The exercises prepare students to read a selection and give them the opportunity to apply comprehension and study skills during and after reading. (A maximum of 2 credits from UNIV 125, 126, and 127 may be counted toward degree requirements.)
UNIV 127 - Critical Thinking Strategies for College (2 credits)
This course is designed for students who want to develop and improve advanced academic techniques, to successfully engage in active learning through critical thinking and metacognitive skills, to acquire learning attitudes, and to prepare for success in academics and the workplace environment. (A maximum of 2 credits from UNIV 125, 126, and 127 may be counted toward degree requirements.)
UNIV 101 - Intro to University Life (2 credits)
Designed to promote the personal and academic success of first-year students. Topics covered include study skills, time and stress management, campus resources, involvement, health and wellness, communication, understanding diversity, critical thinking, and building relationships with faculty members.