College life challenges every student in a different way. Today’s Term Two Top Pick, College and Lifelong Learning (EDUC 1030), provides a strong introduction into using college resources to improve life skills.
A first-semester staple for many incoming Northeast State students, EDUC 1030 seeks to give student with knowledge, skills, and resources to set and maintain realistic goals for college and lifelong success.
The course focuses on development of academic learning and critical thinking skills, use of campus and other resources, and improvement of computer and technology literacy skills. Students also have the opportunity to take a personal strength assessment and development, career exploration, and education for personal finance success in life.
Term Two courses begin Oct. 5th. You can register NOW via MyNortheast. Students MAY BE ELIGIBLE to have the tuition and fees for these courses covered through their current Tennessee Promise, Tennessee Reconnect, or other financial aid resources.
The Term Two courses are offered through web synchronous ZOOM classes, online, and conventional on-ground options for students. Term Two course fees are due on Oct. 2nd.
For more information about Term Two courses, visit www.NortheastState.edu/admissions or contact the Admissions Office at admissions@northeaststate.edu or 423.282.0253.
College life challenges every student in a different way. Today’s Term Two Top Pick, College and Lifelong Learning (EDUC 1030), provides a strong introduction into using college resources to improve life skills.
A first-semester staple for many incoming Northeast State students, EDUC 1030 seeks to give student with knowledge, skills, and resources to set and maintain realistic goals for college and lifelong success.
The course focuses on development of academic learning and critical thinking skills, use of campus and other resources, and improvement of computer and technology literacy skills. Students also have the opportunity to take a personal strength assessment and development, career exploration, and education for personal finance success in life.
The Term Two courses are offered through web synchronous ZOOM classes, online, and conventional on-ground options for students. Term Two course fees are due on Oct. 2nd.
For more information about Term Two courses, visit www.NortheastState.edu/admissions or contact the Admissions Office at admissions@northeaststate.edu or 423.282.0253.
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