 INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS UNIVERSITY LIFE Director: Dr. Leslie E. Barnes-Young The University Life program at Francis Marion University is designed to help entering students learn the necessary academic, cultural, social, and technological skills needed to succeed in the University environment. Classes in the program are taught in sections by specially trained faculty from all areas of the University. Students enrolled in the Comprehensive Achievement Program are required to take the University Life course during their first semester at Francis Marion University. Other first-semester students may enroll in the course, receiving elective credit but not General Education credit, on a first-come, first-served basis. UNIVERSITY LIFE COURSES 100 University Life (1) F, S, SU. This course is designed for first year students to assist in the development and enhancement of skills necessary to be successful at FMU. Students will become familiar with the resources available to help solve academic, personal, and social problems. This course is required for all students admitted into the Comprehensive Achievement Program. |
