This course does not count toward the 120 credits necessary for graduation. 94-101 Higher Education and You 1 cr. Designed as an orientation course for first semester freshmen. Lectures and small group discussions are used to enable students to become knowledgeable about the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh-its policies, procedures, and services. Also designed to help students develop effective schoolmanship behaviors.
Attention is given to the skills necessary for academic success.
The student learns techniques to increase effectiveness in the areas of textbook study, lecture notes, time management, memory, test taking, and vocabulary. In addition to class meetings, the instruction involves use of programmed and audio-visual materials and conferences with the instructor. The course combines lecture, discussion and extensive small group work to help the student develop a vocational and educational plan for the future. The course focuses on self understanding, career information, decision making skills, career exploration, employability skills, and an orientation to the resources of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. An introduction to the Social Sciences, emphasizing the way each discipline approaches the study of society.