What is SI?

Historically difficult entry-level courses are identified for the SI program and then a series of weekly study sessions are conducted by a faculty approved student who has already successfully passed the course.

Who can attend the SI sessions?

Any student who is currently enrolled in a designated SI section of a selected course. (This can be determined by looking in the schedule of classes for a class section with the letters SI attached)

Does it cost money?

No, it is free to any student enrolled in the specified class.

Why should I go to the SI sessions... I am a pretty good student anyway?

Research indicates that students earn one-half to one full letter grade higher if they attend SI sessions regularly.


Do I have to attend the sessions or will the instructor know if I don't?

No, attendance is voluntary. No, the instructor does not receive any information from our program about who is or isn't attending the sessions. 

FALL  2006 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES 
See PAGE 49 in the Schedule of Classes FALL 2006

BIOL-1134-01    ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I -  1st Semester-SI      MWF 9:00AM
 BIOL-1134-02     ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I -  1st Semester-SI      MWF 1:00PM
 BIOL-1134-03     ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I -  1st Semester-SI      TR 11:00AM
    
BIOL-1234-01    ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I -  2nd Semester-SI      MWF 12:00PM

Lab required see page 21 of fall schedule of classes

       HIST-1133-03       SURVEY AMERICAN  HISTORY TO 1865-SI           MWF 10:00AM
HIST-1133-07      SURVEY AMERICAN  HISTORY  TO 1865-SI         TR 9:30AM
  HIST-1133-09      SURVEY AMERICAN  HISTORY  TO 1865-SI         TR 12:30PM

HIST-1233-01       AMERICAN  HISTORY  SINCE 1865-SI         MWF 11:00AM