PRSP Courses

PRSP 1010. Perspectives in Liberal Arts. 1-1-1 Unit.

PRSP 1010: Perspectives in the Liberal Arts introduces students to academic learning, inquiry, and engagement at the college level. These courses are based on a theme chosen by the instructor and will introduce students to college-level research and discourse. This course will help students develop critical thinking skills through integrative learning and encourage academic and co-curricular dialogue between first-year students, faculty, and staff. Required as the Institutional Option elective for all first-time, degree-seeking (A.A., A.S., four-year program) students. (1-1-1) Students who do not complete PRSP with a C or better must repeat the course the next semester as a co-requisite with ENGL 1102 or as co-requisite of ENGL 1101 (if the student has not earned a C or better in ENGL 1101).

PRSP 1020. Perspectives in Business. 1-1-1 Unit.

PRSP 1010: Perspectives in Business introduces students to academic learning, inquiry, and engagement at the college level. These courses are based on a theme chosen by the instructor and will introduce students to college-level research and discourse. This course will help students develop critical thinking skills through integrative learning and encourage academic and co-curricular dialogue between first-year students, faculty, and staff. Required as the Institutional Option elective for all first-time, degree-seeking (A.A., A.S., four-year program) students. (1-1-1) Students who do not complete PRSP with a C or better must repeat the course the next semester as a co-requisite with ENGL 1102 or as co-requisite of ENGL 1101 (if the student has not earned a C or better in ENGL 1101).

PRSP 1030. Perspectives in Education. 1-1-1 Unit.

PRSP 1010: Perspectives in Education introduces students to academic learning, inquiry, and engagement at the college level. These courses are based on a theme chosen by the instructor and will introduce students to college-level research and discourse. This course will help students develop critical thinking skills through integrative learning and encourage academic and co-curricular dialogue between first-year students, faculty, and staff. Required as the Institutional Option elective for all first-time, degree-seeking (A.A., A.S., four-year program) students. (1-1-1) Students who do not complete PRSP with a C or better must repeat the course the next semester as a co-requisite with ENGL 1102 or as co-requisite of ENGL 1101 (if the student has not earned a C or better in ENGL 1101).

PRSP 1040. Perspectives in Health Edu. 1-1-1 Unit.

PRSP 1010: Perspectives in Health Education introduces students to academic learning, inquiry, and engagement at the college level. These courses are based on a theme chosen by the instructor and will introduce students to college-level research and discourse. This course will help students develop critical thinking skills through integrative learning and encourage academic and co-curricular dialogue between first-year students, faculty, and staff. Required as the Institutional Option elective for all first-time, degree-seeking (A.A., A.S., four-year program) students. (1-1-1) Students who do not complete PRSP with a C or better must repeat the course the next semester as a co-requisite with ENGL 1102 or as co-requisite of ENGL 1101 (if the student has not earned a C or better in ENGL 1101).

PRSP 1050. Perspectives in STEM. 1-1-1 Unit.

PRSP 1010: Perspectives in STEM introduces students to academic learning, inquiry, and engagement at the college level. These courses are based on a theme chosen by the instructor and will introduce students to college-level research and discourse. This course will help students develop critical thinking skills through integrative learning and encourage academic and co-curricular dialogue between first-year students, faculty, and staff. Required as the Institutional Option elective for all first-time, degree-seeking (A.A., A.S., four-year program) students. (1-1-1) Students who do not complete PRSP with a C or better must repeat the course the next semester as a co-requisite with ENGL 1102 or as co-requisite of ENGL 1101 (if the student has not earned a C or better in ENGL 1101).