GS 113 - Assessing Degree Options

Credit Hours: 1

This course is specifically designed for students undecided about a specific educational program and interested in exploring degree options within one of our college’s divisional vocational academic programs in Health Services, Business/ Public Service, or Engineering and Technology. Topics include critical thinking, goal setting, and motivation for success. This course offers interaction with speakers, various career interest inventories, and exposure to regional career opportunities.

Course Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

demonstrate knowledge of one of the college’s divisional academic programs;
demonstrate knowledge of the value of appropriate career selection and individual interest inventories;
demonstrate knowledge related to making academic and co-curricular choices; and
demonstrate knowledge related to goal setting as a foundation for academic success.

Corequisites: GS 114
F/S (C, N, S)

This course is presented for fifteen contact hours.