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Student Success and First Year Experience are learning community courses at UTA that teach new students academic success skills to aid their transition to college. The goal of the courses is to help students identify their individual needs, determine what resources are appropriate, recognize the faculty role in their development, and formulate a plan for an actively engaged and enriched experience from campus to career.
- Author
- UT Arlington
- Publisher
- LibreTexts
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 53 sections
- 01: About a University
- 1.01: What Does a University Do
- 1.02: General Organizational Structure of UTA
- 1.03: Faculty Expectations of Students
- 1.04: Academic Advising- Your Roadmap to a Bachelors Degree
- 02: Campus Life - The value Added from Involvement
- 2.01: New Beginnings- Becoming Involved on Campus
- 2.02: The Relevance of Leadership Development
- 2.03: Campus Involvement as a Resident
- 2.04: Campus Involvement as a Commuter Student
- 03: Foundations of Academic Self-Management
- 3.01: Attitude- It's your choice
- 3.02: Motivation- Just do
- 3.03: Goal Setting- Plans for Progress
- 3.04: Time Management- Manage Your Time Dont Let It Manage You
- 3.05: Concentration- Make the Most of Your Study Time
- 04: Self-Directed and Active Learning
- 4.01: Blooms Taxonomy
- 4.02: Active Learning from Lectures
- 4.03: Active Learning from Reading
- 4.04: Test Taking and Preparation
- 4.05: Collaborative Student Learning- The Art of Study Groups
- 4.06: Library Research- It's a Process
- 05: Avoiding the Hazards Along the Way
- 5.01: Absenteeism- If You Miss School You Miss Out
- 5.02: Procrastination- Don't Let Time Get Away
- 5.03: Dealing with Test Anxiety- Managing Your Stress for Success
- 5.04: Policies with Teeth- Academic Standing and Other Need-to-Know Policies
- 5.05: Academic Integrity- Why Does It Matter So Much
- 06: Healthy Living
- 6.01: Exercise and Diet
- 6.02: Sleep and Sleep Habits
- 6.03: Stress and Stress Management
- 6.04: Mental Health
- 6.05: Alcohol Drugs and Tobacco Use
- 6.06: Sex and Sexual Health
- 07: Self- and Career Exploration
- 7.01: Assessing Your Strengths and Learning Styles
- 7.02: Career and Major Exploration as a Process
- 7.03: Experiential Learning- Rounding Out Your College Career
- 08: Financial Self-Management
- 8.01: Long-term Benefits of a Bachelor's Degree
- 8.02: Planning for the Costs of School
- 8.03: Using Credit Wisely- The Credit Card Trap
- 09: Campus Resources
- 9.01: Academic Learning Centers
- 9.02: UT Arlington Libraries
- 9.03: Student Enrollment Services
- 9.04: Campus Housing and Student Affairs Resources
- 9.05: Computer Labs and Wireless Access
- 9.06: Safety on campus
- 9.07: Campus Map
- 9.08: Glossary of Terms