UNIVERSITY STUDY SKILLS (UNIV)

Strategies for Success is a one-credit course designed to help students achieve academic success. Students will engage in readings and reflective writing, learn new study strategies, practice implementing time management and organizational skills, and improve overall wellness. This course is a creative and dynamic mechanism by which students can improve their academic standing. The course is a requirement for selected students in need of academic intervention, as determined by the Committee on Academic Standing. These selected students may not drop or withdraw from the course. Fall and Spring.

This 1-credit course is designed for Gonzaga students who are intending to apply health professions graduate programs, including dental, medical, occupational therapy, optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant, and veterinary schools. Topics covered include the application process, personal statements, interview skills, school research and selection, social determinants of health, and more. Class time will include lecture/presentation, reflective activities, small group discussions, and guest speakers such as current graduate students, healthcare providers, and/or admissions representatives. Offered Fall and Spring.

Enrollment in this course provides access to university resources (e.g. library) to students not registered in any other course and are continuing to work towards their degree requirements.

An introductory course that aims to familiarize undecided students with major and minor options at Gonzaga University. Through facilitated discussions, students will learn about their academic interests and potential academic disciplines they may wish to pursue. This course utilizes readings and reflective writing, in combination with major/area of interest resources and career assessments in an effort to help students narrow down and select their field of study. Students will learn how to maximize opportunities and academic success in college.