This workshop focuses on helping new students transition to college life, and specifically to City Tech. The workshop will enhance the new student experience with information, activities, and various opportunities
Research has shown that first-semester students often worry about their transition to college, yet eventually they become comfortable and find a community of people with whom they are close and
Part A:
- Registration: Commitments and Responsibilities
- University Structure
- Your Major Matters
- Academic Advisement vs. Registration
- Preparing for Advisement
- DegreeWorks Degree Audit
- My Academic Career Planner
- Academic Advisors
Part B:
- Vocabulary
Part A:
- Where College Happens, Pt. 3
- Taking Notes
- Overview of Resources + Services
- Asking for Help
Part B:
- Where College Happens, pt. 5
- Why Participate?
- Co-curriculars @City Tech
- Extracurriculars
Part A
- Where College Happens, Pt. 2
- Where We Learn
- When We Learn
- How We Learn
- Your Study/Learning Plan
Part B
- Where College Happens, Pt. 3
- What is a Growth
Think about a time when you joined a new group activity (maybe a team, religious retreat, club, or workplace).
- How did you feel when you first joined?
- Do you recall
Read the following quote by Dr. Pamela Brown, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs:
“Learning is a source of hope for a better future. It requires hard work and
What do you want your classmates to know about you? Consider
sharing your goals as a college student, why you chose City Tech,
what you hope to learn this semester
Please complete this survey before the first workshop session.
Successful completion of the workshop includes the following:
- Active Participation: Contribute to an engaging learning experience in an inclusive manner.
- Survey:
