I am an undergraduate student who applied to a specific major, but was accepted into The First Year Studies Program (FYSP). What is the FYSP?
The University’s First Year Studies Program is part of General Studies undergraduate program. Prospective undergraduate students often believe that they must have a clear idea of what they will study to avoid “wasting their time” once they get to college. Others believe they must immediately qualify for a demanding academic program in order to pursue their dreams. The First-Year Studies Program is designed with different premises.
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- I am an undergraduate student who applied to a specific major, but was accepted into The First Year Studies Program (FYSP). What is the FYSP?
