How to succeed in first year classes...
BY students, FOR students
Are you starting your first year of college, experiencing classes completely different from what you've known? This site is dedicated to providing tips for success in first-year courses from the point of view of successful students.
You wanted to get your CS, G, and Non-Western Perspectives requirements out of the way in one class. Lucky for you, there were a couple of seats left in ANTH 1200, and now you are on your way to learning all about anthropology... and killing three birds with one stone. But what exactly did you just sign up for? The above link is an abbreviated version of the roadmap, you can read the full roadmap here.
Material in Survey of Astronomy will range from basic to
advanced levels. It is expected that
students have some basic background knowledge of Astronomy, as well as basic
math skills. The above link is an abbreviated version of the roadmap, you can read the full roadmap here.
Have you ever wondered why political figures claim that we
need to implement a stimulus plan, or what the Federal Reserve’s job is? Do you
have questions about why countries trade, why a gallon of gasoline cost .10
cents in your parents’ time, or even why we have a paper currency that doesn't’t
seem to have its value tied to anything? The above link is an abbreviated version of the roadmap, you can read the full roadmap here.
You did well in your algebra class in high school and enrolled in MATH 1400 (College Algebra) hoping for an easy “A” that will boost your GPA while simultaneously fulfilling the QA University Studies Program (USP) requirement. However, the course is more challenging than you anticipated.
The above link is an abbreviated version of the roadmap, you can read the full roadmap here.
Taught in Spanish. Only in Spanish...
The above link is an abbreviated version of the roadmap, you can read the full roadmap here.
Studying Foreign Languages