16 courses with the subject FYP, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
FYP 1000AMville 101 ()1
The process of becoming a college student or transitioning to a new institution is just that: a process. But the process doesn't end once you've been accepted to a college; that's when it begins. This course is designed to foster a sense of belonging to the Manhattanville community by working in small groups; sharing valuable information about the College's mission and history; and helping students to clarify the purpose, meaning, and direction of their college careers, while challenging them to develop and practice the leadership, critical thinking, and time management skills necessary for success at Manhattanville and beyond. “Mville 101” will be an introduction to higher education, with an emphasis placed on independence and the successful transition into life after college.
The purpose of this First Year course is to guide new Manhattanville students in making a successful transition, academically and socially. This second semester course is designed to continue community development through small group work focused on: career exploration and self reflection through the development of academic and career goals; increased understanding of civic engagement, responsible citizenship, and social action; and the development of intercultural communication and understanding.
Manhattanville's signature first-year seminar empowers students to make a successful transition into college by providing the essential tools, skills, and experiences necessary for academic achievement, personal growth, and
