| GES Course Offerings | |
| After initial academic testing and conferencing, students' academic profiles are used to determine participation in appropriate general studies course offerings: | |
| GES 110 Study Enhancement (1) | |
| A course for entering students who need modeling and practice using successful study skill enhancement. Primary topics are time management, learning styles, goal setting, strategies for test taking, note-taking and reading. GES 112 is required as follow-up in the spring. (Offered in fall.) | |
| GES 112 Application: Study Strategies (1) | |
| A course emphasizing application of learning strategies presented in GES 110 and GES 116. Selected content courses being taken concurrently by the students will be monitored weekly through tutorial sessions. Use of student-designed contracts helps move the student toward self-management and application of successful study habits. Prerequisite: GES 110. (Offered in spring.) |
| GES 116 Reading & Study Assistance Program (3) | |
| A course designed to prepare a student to successfully handle college-level reading and study tasks. Goal setting and time management are included early in the semester. The focus will be on interactive strategies for handling vocabulary development, note taking, and test taking in targeted general education courses. GES 112 is required as a follow-up in the spring. (Offered in fall.) |
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