Syllabus
This section tells you about how your final grade is calculated.
What is the Grading and Requirements section?
The numerical scale (usually out of 4.0) that measures your overall grades.
What is a GPA?
This place will help you fill out FAFSA/TAP/DreamAct?
What is the Financial Aid Office?
The dedicated time when professors sit in their office just to help students 1-on-1.
What is Office Hours?
A required class you must pass before taking a more advanced course.
What is a Prerequisite?
The campus office where you meet with a guide to select your classes, build your semester schedule, and make sure you're on track to graduate.
What is the Academic Advising Office?
This tells you what you will learn from the course and what your expected to achieve by the end of the course?
Student Learning Outcomes
The official roadmap/contract for a course that outlines expectations, grading criteria, assignment deadlines, and professor policies.
What is a syllabus
The office you visit if you need help adding, dropping, or registering for classes.
What is the Registrar Office?
This section lists the required books, software, and tools you need before day one.
What is the Required Materials / Textbooks section?
This is your primary field of study
What is a Major?
The place to go for free help with writing essays and tutoring for coursework.
What is the Tutoring / Writing Center?
The section of the syllabus where you can find contact info and locations for free campus support like the Writing Center, Tutoring Services, and the IT Help Desk.
What is the Additional Resources section?
This is the amount of credits needed to complete a bachelors degree?
What is 120 credits?
The office that handles tuition bills, payment plans, and financial accounts.
What is the Bursar office?