Students will write in class and at home. There is extensive work in expanding critical and inferential reading skills, vocabulary, and writing to prepare students for successful completion of college-level course work. Two credits of this 6-credit course will apply toward graduation. Advanced Writing Students practice writing and organizing essays and research papers. The courses are taught by instructors who have had specialized training in the teaching of English as a second language.
Class size is small, which permits a greater degree of individualized attention.
In addition, free peer student tutoring is available outside of class time. Pine and Linden Halls have their own lounges, mailrooms, laundry and storage areas. Together they house over 600 freshman and sophomore students. Oak Hall, the newest resident facility features private bathrooms for each two students, as well as a fitness center and dining hall. Students living in Pine, Oak or Linden Halls must use the College meal plan since there are no kitchens available in those residences.