University-Wide Courses
University-wide courses are offered in support of student success and development across the University. The courses in these areas are components of the University’s Student Success, Welcome Week, and Spiritual Formation Programs.
Student Success Course (FACE): University-wide student success courses are offered to support academic success and development. FACE 1300 The College Edge: Success in Academics: The College Edge focuses on practical strategies to help students – both traditional and non-traditional – progress from pre-college, through college and on to careers, through the discussion of a wide variety of topics such as study skills, working in groups, making presentations, conducting meetings, working with professors, and communication. This course is part of the University’s Student Success program and may be deemed a requirement for some students. Each student who is required to take this course must pass the course or repeat the course until it is passed. This course may also be taken as a general elective course for non-traditional students but cannot count for a psychology, counseling, sociology, criminal justice, or other social science requirement in any program including Executive BBA, Executive BSB, BCJ, BCJ-Corrections, FSM, and HRM. Offered every semester.
Orientation Courses (FAF): University-wide orientation courses are offered to support academic success and development. Faulkner Foundations and Faulkner Foundations-Transfer courses are overseen by the Director of Student Success.
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