Seminars are currently available for students in the College of Liberal Arts, College of Science and Technology, School of Communications and Theater, and School of Business and Management. Learning for the New Century is the Freshman Seminar offered for students in Arts and Sciences. It is a one-credit course that meets one to two times a week for 11 weeks of the semester.
Students receive a letter grade for the course and the credit applies toward graduation.
A course that introduces first-year students to the purposes of higher education and to the skills needed to use information technology and academic resources successfully in college and also in preparation for the workplace of the 21st century. The seminar also focuses on topics useful to college students including time management, teamwork, study skills, and academic and career planning. This course was formerly the Learning Community Seminar. Open to interested students not taking a seminar as part of a community. All Rights Reserved.