5 courses with the subject SFC, 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.
SFC 0040Reading, Writing, and Critical Thinking Workshop1
This course is designed in order to help native and non-native speakers develop the skills needed to meet the demands of academic English. Students learn reading, writing, and study skills in a variety of activities designed to stimulate discussions. The Project Access Program offers a unique experience for first year students. The projects for this course and the assignment given in class will make up the portfolio for the semester. A portfolio with a self-reflective introduction is assembled, submitted, and evaluated for the successful completion of this course. Typically offered: Fall Only
Welcome to St. Francis College and First Year Experience (FYE)! FYE is a unique course designed to provide you with the opportunity to explore issues relevant to new students during your first semester at St. Francis College. Our goal for the semester is to provide an open forum for discussion about college transition issues and concerns, and collectively build relationships and community. Through this course we will promote essential college-level success skills, and greater self-awareness, self- care, self-advocacy, and personal growth skills. Over the course of the semester, we will deepen your understanding of yourself as a scholar, individual, and global citizen. Together, we will investigate your college experience holistically, which will allow you the ability to make informed decisions paving the way for a richer, fuller college career. This course wil include one lecture hour and one recitation hour per week. Fulfills General Education Requirement: FS1 Typically offered: All Sessions SFC Catalogue 2024-2025 - DRAFT COPY 183
SFC 1103Learning Strategies for Pre-Professional Programs
Fall 2027 Term A CHE 3001/CHE 3001L: Biochemistry (lecture and lab) Fall 2027 Term B PHY 2001/PHY 2001L: General Physics (lecture and lab) Spring 2028 Term A
The Seminar is designed to address the needs of students returning and or transferring to SFC. This is a reinforcement of college academic policies and procedures and strategies to improve academic performance and increase grade point averages (GPA) as well as recognition of Prior Learning potentials and Experiential Learning opportunities. Typically offered: All Sessions
