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Extra Credits
There is not a list of electives. Elective Credits are any college level courses that have not been used in the major or general education requirements of the degree. Elective credits can be from a variety of categories such as additional general education courses, additional courses from the major discipline, courses from other disciplines, or physical activity classes. The following Extra Credits are suggestions and recommendations for one and two credit courses that are generally considered to be electives.
| ACAD 101 | College Learning Strategies An eight-week course introducing techniques to assist students in academic success. Includes tips on: time management, improving memory, effective note taking, reading textbooks, test anxiety. |
1 credit |
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| ACAD 102 | First Year Seminar A sixteen-week course provides students with comprehensive orientation to college life. Topics may include: goal-setting, learning styles, healthy lifestyles, critical thinking skills, and ISU resources. |
1 credit |
| ACAD 103 | Learning Strategies for Math An eight-week course emphasizing techniques to better learn math and address math anxiety. This class is most helpful when taken in conjunction with a math course. |
1 credit |
| ANTH/PAS 108 | Spanish for Health Care Providers A course that teaches basic conversation for individuals that are going in the Health Professions field. |
1 credit |
| B ED 100 | Electronic Keyboarding An eight-week course to help students learn how to use the computer keyboard and it's functions. |
1 credit |
| BIOS 369 | AIDS An eight-week course covering a wide variety of topics related to AIDS. The upper-division course number should not discourage students - no exams, no term papers, and designed for the non-science major! |
1 credit |
| CFS 100 | Family and Consumer Sciences Professional An introduction to professional careers in related fields; student and career expectations, career options, leadership, balancing work and families, publications and research. |
1 credit |
| CIS 010 | Basic Computer Literacy Students need permissions to enroll in this course which is geared for those who have had no prior exposure to computers. Inquire at TRIO, 3rd floor Museum Building, about qualifying for enrollment. |
0 credit |
| COUN 150 | Career and Life Planning A course to help students clarify goals, with an emphasis on career decision. Students explore interests through testing, interviewing, and discussion. |
1 credit |
| COUN 201 | Introduction to Leadership Contemporary approaches to leadership with an emphasis on the practical application of theoretical models. |
1 credit |
| COUN 491 | Introduction to Counseling A course that goes over the fundamental information about the Counseling Program and profession. |
1 credit |
| EDUC 250 | Educational Careers An introduction class to careers in education via faculty and guest speakers. |
1 credit |
| EDUC 170 | Tutoring Reading A sixteen week class that gives students the opportunity to help tutor elementary school students in reading. |
1 credit |
| HCA 110 | Intro. to Allied Health Professions For students considering careers in health sciences or health professions. Emphasis placed on the interrelationship among the health professions and a team approach to health care. |
2 credits |
| HE/WS 160 | Rape Aggressions Defense: R.A.D. This is a comprehensive 8 week course for women only that begins with awareness, prevention, risk-reduction and avoidance, then progresses to basic hands-on defense training. |
1 credit |
| HE 190 | Alcohol and Drug Awareness I This class could change your perspective or reinforce your current healthy behaviors. This class is held on a weekend and is open to the general student. |
1 credit |
| HE 200 | Promoting Wellness A look at issues pertinent to all individuals. Emphasis is placed on making intelligent and informed decisions regarding individual health behaviors. |
2 credits |
| HE 270 | Peer Education, Part I. This is a performance-based class addressing issues such as suicide, substance abuse, rape, AIDS/HIV, and sexually transmitted diseases. Students are offered instruction on current issues, how to educate your peers, and opportunities for practical experience. |
2 credits |
| HE 290 | Alcohol and Drug Awareness II A continuation of Alcohol and Drug Awareness I. Prereq: Alcohol and Drug Awarness I. |
1 credit |
| LIBR 121 | Introduction to Library Use Learn new on-line technologies for finding library materials as well as how to find information in the vast assortment of references in book form. hands-on practice on subjects of your interest! |
2 credits |
| MGT 101 | Introduction to Business Designed for the general student interested in Business area as a possible major. Class format includes guest speakers, textbook reading assignments and daily quizzes. |
3 credits |
| PEAC/DAAC | Physical Education and Dance Classes There are several Physical Education activity and dance classes available each semester. They range from aerobics and kayaking to ballet and ballroom. |
1 credits |
| PSCI 205 | Drugs in Society Designed for non-pharmacy majors, this course discusses the responses of people to drugs and chemicals. |
2 credits |
| PSYC 201 | Careers in Psychology A course that explores the career options in the field of Psychology. |
1 credit |
| RS 105 | Intro to Radiographic Science Includes topics such as history of the profession, responsibilities of the technologist, professional development, radiation protection, areas of specialization. Open to all students; students evaluated on midterm, final and field trip participation. |
1 credit |
Students may also take up to eight credits of either Physical Education Activity or Dance 100 level courses. Not all of the above classes are offered each semester-see your catalog for more information.