7 courses with the subject STA, 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.
STA 090FRESHMEN SUCCESS GROUP SEMINAR I
This course provides extensive support and guidance to students admitted to The St. Thomas Aquinas Program (STAP) during their first year of college. Students will gain an overview on course registration, individual degree progress, campus support services and how to identify and work through transitional issues. Topics may vary, but often focus on study skills, time management, test anxiety, major exploration, study strategies, personality assessment, class preparedness and stress relief. Class is open only to freshmen students enrolled in The St. Thomas Aquinas Program. Pass/Fail. (Zero credit hours equivalent.) 0 credit
This course provides extensive support and guidance to students admitted to The St. Thomas Aquinas Program (STAP) during their first year of college. Students will gain an overview on course registration, individual degree progress, campus support services and how to identify and work through transitional issues. Topics may vary, but often focus on study skills, time management, test anxiety, major exploration, study strategies, personality assessment, class preparedness and stress relief. Class is open only to first year students enrolled in The St. Thomas Aquinas Program. Pass/Fail. (Zero credit hours equivalent.)
This course provides extensive support and guidance to students in the TRIO SSS Program during their first year of college. Students will gain an overview on course registration, individual degree progress, campus support services and how to identify and work through transitional issues. Topics may vary, but often focus on study skills, time management, test anxiety, major exploration, study strategies, personality assessment, class preparedness and stress relief. Class is open only to first year students enrolled in the TRIO SSS Program. Pass/Fail. (Zero credit hours equivalent.)
This course is a continuation of STA 090 (Freshmen Success Group Seminar I). Students enrolled in this course will continue to receive extensive support and guidance through the St. Thomas Aquinas Program. Topics may vary but often include career and major exploration, personal degree progression planning, resume building, financial aid and scholarships, and an in-depth view of campus services and opportunities. All Freshmen enrolled in the St. Thomas Aquinas Program must successfully complete this course. This course is only open to students enrolled in The St. Thomas Aquinas Program. Pass/Fail. (Zero credit hours equivalent.) 0 credit SWK - Social Work
This course is a continuation of STA 090 (Freshmen Success Group Seminar I). Students enrolled in this course will continue to receive extensive support and guidance through the St. Thomas Aquinas Program. Topics may vary but often include career and major exploration, personal degree progression planning, resume building, financial aid and scholarships, and an in-depth view of campus services and opportunities. All fist year students enrolled in the St. Thomas Aquinas Program must successfully complete this course. This course is only open to students enrolled in The STAP Program. Pass/Fail. (Zero credit hours equivalent.)
This course is a continuation of STA 090 (Freshmen Success Group Seminar I). Students enrolled in this course will continue to receive extensive support and guidance through the TRIO SSS Program. Topics may vary but often include career and major exploration, personal degree progression planning, resume building, financial aid and scholarships, and an in-depth view of campus services and opportunities. All fist year students enrolled in the TRIO SSS Program must successfully complete this course. This course is only open to students enrolled in The TRIO Program. Pass/Fail. (Zero credit hours equivalent.)
This course provides comprehensive support to St. Thomas Aquinas Program students in order to regain good academic standing. Students enrolled in this course will develop self-awareness and the skills necessary to maximize their potential in achieving academic success. Students will become cognizant of their academic strengths and challenges, and will identify patterns in behavior, which will lead to successful course completion. Topics may vary, but often include breaking habits, preparing for exams, creating learning strategies, reflecting on personal strengths and challenges, and recognizing probation policies and procedures. This course is only open to sophomore St. Thomas Aquinas Program students who have a cumulative GPA below 2.0. Pass/Fail. (0 credit hours equivalent.)
