ADV-299 Intermediate Level Event (0 credits)
The Intermediate Level Event marks a significant point in a student's academic career. An intermediate level student is ready to deepen their exploration of the perspectives and practices of their chosen discipline and is therefore assigned to a faculty advisor in their major department. This transition is based on achieving a certain level in critical ability areas and, for some majors, enrollment in specific courses. ADV 299 is offered during mid-semester assessment days and includes formal assignment to a faculty advisor, learning about major department expectations, an overview of resources and a celebration of this academic milestone.
Prerequisite(s): Completion of Level 2 Communication, Level 2 Analysis and Level 1 Social Interaction. Nursing Majors: concurrent registration in N-225. Education Majors: concurrent registration in ED-201 or ED-201S. Biology majors: SC-120 and SC-120L completed. Chemistry majors: CH-213 and CH-213L completed. Psychology majors: concurrent registration in BSC-255 or in their third semester.