One Plus
One Programs
Physical
Therapy Assistant, Dental Hygiene, and Occupational Therapy
Assistant
Through an
agreement with Greenville Technical College, a limited number of
Isothermal students can enter these vital health care programs.
These programs are arranged as two separate components called One
Plus One (1+1). The first component is taken at Isothermal and the
second at Greenville Tech.
Advising Information for 1+1 Programs:
For more information, please contact
an advisor in Arts & Sciences Health Sciences:
Individualized Instruction
The Arts and Sciences
Individualized Instruction Center provides the opportunity
to take college credit courses through the use of
individualized and/or audio-visual-tutorial materials, as
well as the use of the internet. These courses cover the
same material as the traditional classroom courses, and they
carry the same number of credit hours. This
instructional method features self-paced learning materials
and personalized instruction.
Registration
procedures for individualized instruction courses are the
same as for any other course. All courses in the
Center may be taken for college credit or audit.
Specific course
requirements for these courses are available in the
individualized Instruction Center. Feel free to drop
by at any time during the semester and examine any course
materials in which you might be interested. The
Individualized Instruction Center is located in room 114 in
Building 6, the Business Sciences building.
Arts and
Sciences Offerings
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HIS 111
World Civilization I
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HIS 112
World Civilization II
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HIS 131
American History I
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HIS 132
American History II
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POL 120 American
Government
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PSY 150 General
Psychology
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SOC 210
Introduction to Sociology
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SOC 220 Social
Problems
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These courses are
also available in the traditional classroom
Cooperative Education Program
Cooperative Education
is an alternative college program in which students are
employed for specific periods of on- or off-campus work.
This employment is related as closely as possible to each
student's course of study and individual interest. The
blend of classroom theory and practical on-the-job training
adds a vital dimension to learning experiences.
Numerous advantages accrue from the Cooperative Education
approach to learning, such as career direction and financial
assistance for participating students, a source of manpower
for employers, and an avenue to better relate the college to
the community.
A student may
participate in the Co-Op Program and earn credit toward
degree requirements depending on his/her major. In
order to be eligible for the Co-Op Program, the student
should:
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Be enrolled in a
curriculum program.
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Have been at
Isothermal for at least 1 semester.
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Have at least a 2.0
GPA.
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Be employable.
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