CG 102B College Preparation: International 1B

Lecture Hours: 1
Credits: 1

Focuses on information, resources and strategies international students need to successfully transition from language study to college study. Designed for advanced non-native English speakers attending the Language and Culture Institute.

Prerequisite: CG 102A with a grade of C or better; or consent of instructor.
Student Learning Outcomes:

Identify college resources to formulate a preliminary career goal and related educational plan.
Explain policies, procedures, and services needed to manage the educational process.
Apply strategies relating to American classroom culture to transition to college academic study.
Identify specialized resources for learning in the community college setting.

Content Outline

College Resources and Individual planning
- Advising/Counseling
- Career planning/exploration
- Individual educational planning
- Student Life and leadership programs
- CCC Website
Policies, Procedures, and Services
- Review immigration regulations/SEVIS
- OPT information
- Graduation and post graduation plans
- Registration
- Advising process
- College class schedule and catalog
- Student rights and responsibilities
- College terminology
- Transcripts
American Classroom Culture
- Technology expectations
- Classroom interaction
- Instructor expectations and communication
- Syllabus
Resources for Learning
- Library
- Reading and Study Skills
- Campus learning resources: writing lab, tutor center, computer lab, language lab
- Success strategies for non-native English speakers