Return to search
Northern Arizona University
Description: This two-unit course is designed to be a supplement to your current semester course load. The goal of NAU 130 is to provide space for students to reorient themselves to their persistence goals. This reorientation is intended to support students through making self-elected change(s) to address the condition that led to academic probation. This occurs through self-reflection, awareness and personal responsibility, dialogue, the exploration of student success topics, goal setting and strategic planning. Students will examine theories and concepts of attitudes and behaviors that support change as well as how they foster personal and academic wellness. All content, topics, and assignments, are specifically intended to assist students in evaluating the circumstances that led to their academic probationary status and the development of strategies to move forward in their academic career successfully and self-sufficiently. This is a First-Year Learning Initiative (FYLI) certified course. Departmental consent required to add or drop course. Letter grade only. Prerequisite: Students on academic probation for the first time at the end of their first or second semester of their freshman year.
Units: 2
No sections currently offered.
Northern Arizona University
Term : Winter 2025
Catalog Year : 2025-2026
NAU 130 - Back On Track
Description: This two-unit course is designed to be a supplement to your current semester course load. The goal of NAU 130 is to provide space for students to reorient themselves to their persistence goals. This reorientation is intended to support students through making self-elected change(s) to address the condition that led to academic probation. This occurs through self-reflection, awareness and personal responsibility, dialogue, the exploration of student success topics, goal setting and strategic planning. Students will examine theories and concepts of attitudes and behaviors that support change as well as how they foster personal and academic wellness. All content, topics, and assignments, are specifically intended to assist students in evaluating the circumstances that led to their academic probationary status and the development of strategies to move forward in their academic career successfully and self-sufficiently. This is a First-Year Learning Initiative (FYLI) certified course. Departmental consent required to add or drop course. Letter grade only. Prerequisite: Students on academic probation for the first time at the end of their first or second semester of their freshman year.
Units: 2
No sections currently offered.