Students will discover the secrets of college success as they explore learning strategies to succeed in mathematics and online courses. Students must visit http://skagit.edu/wic math for information regarding textbooks and other required supplies for math classes.

This Linked Learning Community explores the nature of research and writing as they are practiced in specific disciplines.

The period of U.S. history from exploration, colonization, rebellion, government formation to the civil war provides the background for investigating basic notions of liberty, nationality, order and justice. Students will use writing as a central investigative tool to examine some of these ideas. Prerequisite: Appropriate test scores or grade of 2.0 or better in ENGL 099.

This course explores how the arts and sciences in general, and drama and physics specifically, help us to understand ourselves and the world around us.

Students will discover the secrets of college success as they explore learning strategies to succeed in mathematics and online courses. Students must visit http://skagit.edu/wic math for information regarding textbooks and other required supplies for math classes.

 

This writing link explores the nature of academic writing as it is practiced in different disciplines. Prerequisite: Appropriate test scores or grade of 2.0 or better in ENGL 099.

This learning community explores the nature of research and writing as it is practiced in specific disciplines including Business, Philosophy or Sociology. To take the writing link, students must co-enroll in one of the designated course combinations. Prerequisite: Grade of 2.0 or better in ENGL 101.

As an introduction to the Visual and Aural Arts, this e-learning course will explore the relationship between fine arts and music and their connection to society throughout history.

This learning community explores the nature of research and writing as it is practiced in specific disciplines including Economics, Philosophy or Sociology. To take the writing link, students must co-enroll in one of the designated course combinations. Prerequisite: Grade of 2.0 or better in ENGL 101.

Overpopulation, food production, colonialism, security issues, resource

management, etc. provide the background for investigating basic problems

through the written essay in search of reasonable solutions.

This course explores the interconnections between the visual and literary arts. Fieldtrips (one to a major museum is required, others are optional). E-Learning (course meets 10 hours per week online).