Students who wish to build on their academic skills in various areas, including time management, study strategies, reading efficiency, and other areas, may consider registering for a 1-credit hour graded elective academic success course. These courses are generally 1/2-semester courses with offerings available year-round in online, hybrid, and face-to-face formats.

Spring 2026

US 1531 Academic Resilience (2 Credit Hours)

This full-semester course is designed for students who are on their first semester of academic probation. In this course, students will be provided the opportunity to explore academic success topics such as time management, effective study strategies, academic mindsets, and more. Instructor permission is required to sign up for this course. 

CRNCourse SectionCourse NameMeeting PatternInstructor
15561US 1531 101ACADEMIC RESILIENCEMW 11-11:50 AMLippard
15582US 1531 102ACADEMIC RESILIENCEMW 12-12:50 PMLippard
15579US 1531 104ACADEMIC RESILIENCETTH 11-11:50 AMCope
15578US 1531 105ACADEMIC RESILIENCETTH 12:30-1:20 PMWaterman
15580US 1531 106ACADEMIC RESILIENCEMW 1-1:50 PMFrisco
15583US 1531 107ACADEMIC RESILIENCETTH 2-2:50 PMTero

US 2000 Time Management in College (1 credit hour)

This class provides opportunities to explore and practice skills college students use to set goals, manage time, keep up with assignments, take notes effectively and study them efficiently, and fight procrastination. This 1-credit hour elective course is graded.

CRNCourse SectionCourse NameMeeting PatternInstructorPart of Term
11398US 2000 111TIME MANAGEMENT IN COLLEGEOnlineBell1st Half
13061US 2000 113TIME MANAGEMENT IN COLLEGET/Th 2-2:50 PMLippard1st Half
11759US 2000 151TIME MANAGEMENT IN COLLEGEOnlineBell2nd Half

US 2001 Effective Study Skills (1 credit hour)

This course provides students with opportunities to identify effective and efficient ways to master content within their academic courses. With a focus on metacognitive strategies that encourage students to identify their individual academic strengths and opportunities for growth, students learn and develop the skills needed to effectively work with textbooks, master complex material, structure review sessions, and develop effective academic behaviors and mindsets. Students may not earn credit for US 2001 and US 1002. This 1-credit-hour elective course is graded.

CRNCourse SectionCourse NameMeeting PatternInstructorPart of Term
12622US 2001 111EFFECTIVE STUDY SKILLSOnlineLippard1st Half
11399US 2001 151EFFECTIVE STUDY SKILLST/Th 12:30-1:20 PMLippard2nd Half
12985US 2001 153EFFECTIVE STUDY SKILLSOnlineLippard2nd Half
13052US 2001 154EFFECTIVE STUDY SKILLSOnlineLippard2nd Half

US 2002 Power Reading (1 credit hour)

Students practice techniques to help them focus and concentrate, analyze how to be strategic in the way they approach different reading tasks, and explore methods to improve reading speed and comprehension. The course integrates study skills related to reading as well as a few insights into success with standardized reading tests. This 1-credit hour elective course is graded.

CRNCourse SectionCourse NameMeeting PatternInstructorPart of Term
12383US 2002 151POWER READINGOnlineLippard2nd Half

US 2003 Technology for Enhanced Learning (1 credit hour)

In this course, students will reflect on skills for academic success and develop their skills using technology, including common computer applications such as Word and Excel, and online tools such as Appalnet, AsULearn, and Google Applications. This 1-credit hour elective course is graded

CRNCourse SectionCourse NameMeeting PatternInstructorPart of Term
15713US 2003 111TECHNOLOGY FOR ENHANCED LEARNOnlineLippard1st Half
13436US 2003 151TECHNOLOGY FOR ENHANCED LEARNOnlineLippard2nd Half

US 2004 Major & Career Exploration (1 credit hour)

This course provides students with the opportunity to become aware of personal interests, skills, values, and personality characteristics and how these influence major and career choice. Reserved for first-year and sophomores. Offered in partnership with the Career Development Center. This 1-credit hour elective course is graded.

CRNCourse SectionCourse NameMeeting PatternInstructorPart of Term
13435U S2004151MAJOR AND CAREER EXPLORATIONT/Th 2-2:50 PMMcLamb2nd Half

US 2005 College to Career (1 credit hour)

This course provides opportunities for students to explore and prepare for the transition from college to the job market. Reserved for Juniors and Seniors. Offered in partnership with the Career Development Center. This 1-credit hour elective course is graded.

CRNCourse SectionCourse NameMeeting PatternInstructorPart of Term
13437U S2005111COLLEGE TO CAREERMW 10-10:50 AMParcell1st Half
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