FFL103 — Understanding Higher Education and Career Pathways

3 credits · 3 hours

This course provides an introduction to higher education, including the different purposes, functions, and structures of postsecondary institutions. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of degree and career pathways available across institutional types as well as familiarity with the social and emotional factors that influence student persistence and completion across educational settings. A variety of contemporary issues in higher education will be explored, with particular emphasis on the ways in which student experiences intersect with these issues. Topics include but are not limited to: academic discourse, social-emotional learning, educational planning, financial planning, college placement options, prerequisites/corequisites, and teaching and learning modalities. While this course focuses on higher education specifically, course topics will have application to educational settings and successful learning more broadly.

Part of

• Liberal Arts
• Liberal Arts (LAT) Communication and Media Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) Dual Language Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) Economics Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) English Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) Fine Arts Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) General Education Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) History Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) Political Science Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) Psychology Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) Sociology Pathway
• Liberal Arts (LAT) Spanish Language Pathway

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