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  1. SWATcademics: Here’s the Scoop

  2. Advising Fair -- tomorrow Advising -- tomorrow Registration -- Friday (follow-up Saturday) Classes -- Monday!

  3. Swarthmore Curriculum Natural Sciences Humanities Social Sciences & Engineering (HU) (SS) (NS) Interdisciplinary Programs

  4. Art (ARTT) Art Art History (ARTH) Classical Studies (CLST) Classics Greek (GREK) Latin (LATN) English Literature (ENGL) Arabic (ARAB, LITR) Film and Media Studies (FMST) Chinese (CHIN, LITR) Humanities Modern Languages & Literatures (HU) French and Francophone Studies (FREN, LITR) Music and Dance Dance (DANC) German Studies (GMST, LITR) Music (MUSI) Philosophy (PHIL) Japanese (JPNS, LITR) Russian (RUSS, LITR) Religion (RELG) Spanish (SPAN, LITR) Theater (THEA)

  5. Biology (BIOL) Chemistry & Biochemistry (CHEM) Natural Sciences & Computer Science (CPSC) Engineering (NS) Mathematics (MATH) & Statistics (STAT) Physics (PHYS) & Astronomy (ASTR) Engineering (ENGR)

  6. Classics Ancient History (ANCH) Economics (ECON) Educational Studies (EDUC) History (HIST) Social Sciences Linguistics (LING) (SS) Political Science (POLS) Psychology (PSYC) Anthropology (ANTH) Sociology & Anthropology (SOAN) Sociology (SOCI)

  7. Asian Studies (ASIA) Black Studies (BLST) Cognitive Science (COGS) Comparative Literature (CPLT) Environmental Studies (ENVS) Interdisciplinary Programs Gender & Sexuality Studies (GSST) Interpretation Theory (INTP) Islamic Studies (ISLM) Latin American and Latino Studies (LALS) Medieval Studies (MDST) Peace & Conflict Studies (PEAC)

  8. http://www.swarthmore.edu/ academics http://www.swarthmore.edu/ honors-program

  9. 0 First semester is CR/NC term -- no traditional recorded grades but shadow grades can be used later by departments for majors and other decisions

  10. 1 Most courses are 1 (or 1.5) credits Take one FYS , one W course, one NSEP course ( F irst- Y ear S eminar) ( W riting) ( N atural S cience and E ngineering P racticum)

  11. 2 Try not to take more than 2 of anything during the first term

  12. 3 Graduation Rule: 3 courses in each of the three divisions + 3 W courses spread across at least two divisions (W courses must be taken on campus )

  13. 4 Take 4 academic credits across 4 courses (in most cases) plus PE/PE dance unit (unless you’re an athlete) (PHED)(DANC) 4 PE units required for graduation

  14. 5 Think very carefully about taking 5 courses in a term

  15. 32 credits required for graduation

  16. 20 credits outside your major

  17. http://www.swarthmore.edu/ new-students/academic-planning http://www.swarthmore.edu/ academic-advising-support

  18. September 2017 Academic Workshops Tuesday, 9/5 ฀ 4:15 pm ฀ Language Study Skills Monday, 9/11 ฀ 4:30 pm ฀ Take Charge of your Time (first-year students) Tuesday, 9/12 ฀ 4:30 pm ฀ Take Charge of your Time (all students) Tuesday, 9/19 ฀ 4:30 pm ฀ Participating Effectively in Class Wednesday, 9/27 ฀ 7:30 pm ฀ Studying Science (Prof. Amy Vollmer, Biology Dept.) The workshops are a collaborative effort of the Dean’s Division, faculty, and the Student Academic Mentors (SAMs).

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