Skills for Student Success and Life-long Learning

Student Success Skills

(1-unit minimum) 

These courses introduce students to university life, focusing on key areas for student success such as networking with faculty, nutrition, physical and mental health, social relationships, and ethical comportment. First-Year Experience courses that meet the FYE Goals for our university will count for the Student Success Skills requirement.  The Student Success Skills course is capped at a 2-unit maximum and must be fulfilled at Stanislaus State.

• GEND 2500 - Women’s Lives and Sustainable Happiness 3 unit(s)
• HONS 3500 - Information and Research and Analysis 3 unit(s)
• NURS/HSCI 1000 Introduction to Health Science 3  (units)
• KINS 1000 - Health in Today’s Society 3 unit(s)
• KINS 1001 - Lifelong Wellness Through Physical Activity 2 unit(s)
• KINS 4540 - Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health 3 unit(s)
• MDIS 1400 - Designing Your Stan State 2 unit(s)
• MDIS 3600 - Designing Your Tomorrow 2 unit(s)
• PSYC 2030 - Psychology of Adjustment 3 unit(s)
• PSYC 4005 - Career Options for Psychology Majors 1 unit(s)
• ENGL 1006 - First-Year Composition Seminar (Stretch A) 4 unit(s)
• MDIS 1040 - Seminar in First-Year Experience 1-2 unit(s)
• MDIS 1200 - The Stanislaus Seminar in First-Year Experience 1-3 unit(s)

Life-long Learning Skills

(1-unit minimum)

Courses fulfilling this requirement will help students develop skills, methods, and experiences that enhance their engagement with creative, expressive, and interpretive practices. These may include performances, artistic works, and other forms of humanities and arts productions. The emphasis will be on cultivating lifelong skills that enable students to explore and connect with the ideas, perspectives, and imaginative worlds shaped by humanistic and artistic expression. Life-long Learning courses are capped at a maximum of 3 units.

For transfer students, this section may be completed at a Community College.

Choose a course within one of the following areas: