SLS 1101 College Success Student Development & Leadership
Santa Fe College
Student Development and Leadership
Face-to-Face
16 weeks
About the Course
This course provides an opportunity for students to develop effective strategies and techniques to succeed in college. Topics include an introduction to the college and its resources; setting academic, career, and personal goals; identifying learning styles and study strategies; the importance of active participation and collaboration in the learning process; time management; communication skills; emotional intelligence; financial responsibility; and an introduction to the college’s learning management system.
Learning Objectives
What are your goals for attending Santa Fe College? What do you hope to gain from your college pursuits? How would you like them to influence your work and life? How do you plan to achieve your objectives?
If you have asked yourself these questions, the College Success course can help you answer them and, in the process, equip you with proven strategies to get what you want out of your education, career, and life. As a student in the course, you will have the opportunity to clarify your life and educational goals. In addition, you will have the chance to learn techniques for improving your memory, taking tests more effectively, applying critical thinking abilities to assignments, practicing introductory computer skills, and communicating proficiently in a diverse community and world.
By applying these techniques, you can increase your ability to learn the information and skills necessary to succeed in your education and eventual career.
Course Dates
November 2014- November 2017
Semester, Year, Course Sections
Fall 2014- Fall 2017, (10 sections)