3 courses with the subject ORT, 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.
ORT 111Orientation One credit hour
The orientation course is designed to introduce entering students to the practices of successful study and living in the University community. Students participate in small supportive learning groups under the leadership of faculty and peer mentors. In addition, this course invites students to assess their personal, academic, social, and career development in the context of an ongoing inquiry into the permanent domains of human concern. It is a requirement for graduation.
The second semester orientation course is designed for freshmen to declare majors, create resumes, develop co-curricular agendas, and continue their pursuits of academic and social integration into University life. Students participate in small supportive learning groups under the leadership of faculty and peer mentors. In addition, this course invites students to assess their personal, academic, social, and career development in the context of an ongoing inquiry into the permanent domains of human concern. This course is a requirement for graduation. Students on Academic Probation particularly focus on the academic side of their University experience.
ORT 120Orientation for Transfer Students One credit hour
The orientation course is designed to introduce entering students to the practices of successful study and living in the University community. Students participate in small supportive learning groups under the leadership of a faculty mentor. In addition, this course invites students to assess their personal, academic, social, and career development in the
