The First Year Experience Seminar (FYE) at Bemidji State University helps new students become competent and self-reliant learners committed to and engaged in their higher education experience.
First Year Experience Learning Outcomes
FYE seminars share the following five student learning outcomes.
Study Skills & Academic Engagement
Students will:
- develop educational goals
- understand the requirements of an academic degree plan
- examine core curriculum
- present knowledge of personal educational goals and how to achieve them
- make decisions based on complex information from available sources including personal experience, values and programs
Campus Policies & Procedures
Students will:
- demonstrate the ability to use information on campus policies and procedures and apply them
- understand the requirements of codes of conduct
- have knowledge of the institutional governance systems
Campus Engagement
Students will:
- determine the balance between academic course load requirements, work and leisure time
- construct goals for academic requirements, work, leisure time
- identify opportunities to be involved in curricular and co-curricular activities based on personal, ethical, spiritual and moral values
Peer Connection
Students will:
- establish relationships with fellow students, staff, faculty, academic advisors and other institutional partners
- demonstrate ability to listen to others’ points of view
- treat others with respect
Health Education & Wellness
Student will:
- identify personal behaviors and environments that promote health and reduce risk
- recognize services provided to support a healthy lifestyle and healthy campus community
- distinguish the relationship between health and the development of lifelong goals