The following course is strongly recommended as a foundational and capstone course in Kwantlen's B.A. program. UNIV 1100 is required for the B.A. Qualifying Year.
Introduction to University/College Studies
Students will develop study skills and learning strategies that will assist with their transition to a university/college environment. They will learn skills critical to their success, such as time management, test taking, research, and reading academic textbooks. Students will develop career and educational plans and will assess resources and services supporting academic success.
Transferable (refer to transfer guide)
UNIV 1101 CR-3 (formerly FYEX 1101)
Academic Success for Student Athletes
Student athletes will learn skills for achieving academic and athletic success. They will explore and write about the challenges that athletes face in terms of achieving academic and personal success and develop a personal plan to address these challenges. Students will also learn practical skills for academic success such as listening, writing, note-taking, public speaking, and library research.
Senior Year Transition
Students will develop skills necessary for the successful transition from university into the workforce, graduate studies, and/or post-collegiate life. Students will reflect on, analyze, and synthesize their undergraduate experiences and develop portfolios. They will engage in career management and decision-making activities including resume writing. Job search, and information interviews. Students will access community and university/college resources while considering leadership roles in their alumni, national, and international communities.
Prerequisites: Min of 75 credit hours of 1100 or higher courses.