Course Description

Program Description If you do not have the necessary academic credentials to enter university directly, or if you want to develop your skills, knowledge and self confidence to be successful in university, this program is for you. Take time to discover new ways of seeing the world through powerful ideas in literature, philosophy, humanities and social science - while you earn full credit for first year of university. The cost savings of studying university-level courses at college tuition rates are considerable. And the benefits of improved confidence in your learning abilities and academic readiness are immeasurable. The one-year General Arts and Science - University Transfer program will: help you determine if university is right for you develop your academic readiness teach you effective oral and written communications skills enable you to analyze complex issues and arguments develop your skills in problem solving, research and critical thinking give you a coherent, multi-disciplinary overview of general arts and social sciences, to help you determine your major for future studies facilitate entry to university: complete the program successfully and you earn credit for first year of Bachelor's degree courses at Trent University or Carleton University. The General Arts and Science - University Transfer curriculum delivers more than just challenging individual courses. Academic disciplines have developed together over time. The influences they exert on one another, and their research methods and major theories, are best appreciated through an integrated program of study such as the University Transfer option. This program is unique in its emphasis on providing students with a coherent overview of Literature, Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology. These complementary courses will provide you with the opportunity to apply your learning across the curriculum. The faculty believe that the integrated design of the program will help students develop as thinkers, writers and researchers. Your writing skills will also grow. In the classroom and outside it, written communication takes many forms - essays, laboratory reports, and practical business documentation. In the University Transfer curriculum, faculty co-ordinate their efforts to help students develop these related writing skills. You won't have to do it all alone. With Fleming College's focus on supporting student success, our faculty team and counselors can help you navigate this journey. With this year of intellectual development and growth you will build a strong foundation for continued academic success.

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