University Student Success (UNIV)

Course Descriptions (Per Subject)

UNIV 1000  Academic Recovery Course  
Credits: 0 (0-0-0)  

A course that assists students who are in academic jeopardy in developing strategies and life-skills that will increase their academic and personal success. Through focused discussions and activities, students will identify their areas of strength and areas in need of development. Based on these discoveries, students will develop individualized action plans that map out their personal paths to improvement. Students in UNIV 1000 will actively work to improve their academic standing by completing self-assessments, using various forms of technology, and working with their instructor and academic coaches. Students will be required to connect with the campus and community resources as they execute their self-improvement plans and to engage in activities on Blackboard.

Restrictions: Graduate level students may not enroll.

UNIV 1301  First Year Seminar  
Credits: 3 (3-0-0)  

By focusing on academic expectations, success strategies, and career exploration, this course equips first-year students with the skills needed for a successful transition to university life. Students will learn to access and utilize campus resources, develop self-awareness and personal agency, and practice habits that foster responsibility and engagement. The course also encourages active participation in the campus community as students build a foundation for their academic and personal goals. 

Restrictions: Enrollment is limited to Undergraduate level students.