Additionally, you will develop computer competence and writing skills, as well as an appreciation of fitness and recreational activities. Plus, Southwestern's size and mission foster leadership opportunities across campus. Coming to UT was the most nerve-wracking and difficult transition I've ever had to make. I remember being terrified of my teachers and intimidated by my classmates, all of whom were older and more experienced in my field. But everything changed after about two weeks in class.
Students sharpen their skills in writing, speaking, and critical thinking.
In addition, they develop expertise in group problem solving, conflict resolution, gender relations, intercultural negotiation, and advocacy. Because most of our majors complete at least one internship before graduating, they are well-prepared for the transition from student to professional.