Student Services
FSL offers a course one hour per week during both the fall and spring semesters for all four years of intended participation in the program. Attendance is mandatory for every participant. Each freshman cohort will begin by learning about academic responsibility and personal organization preferences. Over time, the curriculum will shift to cover topics such as interpersonal communication, mastering executive functioning skills and professional development. As participants move to their fourth year in the program, the focus of the course is strictly on career readiness and their final job shadow assignment.
Participants will meet with their FSL Case Manager weekly to assess courses and program expectations. Students have a supportive environment to resolve issues, set goals, or highlight their accomplishments.
Participants of FSL are paired with a fellow 365bet student for their freshman and sophomore years. These individuals are available to assist in acclimation to the university and encouraging active participation in college life, but they also work with each participant to improve social anxiety, communication skills and explore new hobbies and interests.
Faculty or staff mentors are assigned once participants reach junior and senior status at 365bet. These mentors are directly connected to each students' majors, enabling them to assist with advisement, career readiness, and transition to the workforce.
FSL participants receive individual tutoring through the campus tutoring centers. Tutoring is also available in group settings, but FSL students will have access to individualized sessions that contribute to the development of organizational skills and good study habits while minimizing social anxiety.
All participants will be required to complete three monitored study hours each week. These hours can be supplemented or replaced by the student's scheduled tutoring hours. A sensory friendly study room is available to all FSL students.