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Cornerstone

Overview

The Cornerstone course will allow students the extra opportunity to develop skills and integrate more fully into their new study environment at FIC. Cornerstone is also streamlined into FIC current programs to ensure students learn the most essential skills for their academic success. Cornerstone students will develop skills in relationship to other course offerings at FIC. Students who pass CNST101 are not required to take ILS101/ILSA101.

Students may not defer in their first semester of study. Students who fail the Cornerstone program MAY RETAKE the course up to one time. Cornerstone students who fail the Cornerstone program twice will be required to withdraw. If a student is required to only retake CNQS there is a $500.00 fee.

KEY INFORMATION

Duration

  • 1 Semester

Intakes

  • January, May, September

Location

  • Vancouver

Required Courses

CNQS101 - Cornerstone Quantitative Survey

Non-credit Course
Program: UTP Stage I / UTP Stage II – “Q” courses at FIC and SFU are courses that develop one’s quantitative skills. In our “Q” course, we will introduce the language, concepts and successful study techniques associated with six different introductory “Q” courses taught at FIC. The goal of this course is to set you up for success with the “Q” course (or courses) you decide to study.

Prerequisite

Based on Admission Requirements

CNST101 - Cornerstone Academic Program

Non-credit Course
Program: UTP Stage I / UTP Stage II – The Cornerstone course will allow students the opportunity to develop skills and integrate more fully into their new study environment at FIC. Cornerstone is also streamlined into FIC's current programs to ensure students learn the most essential skills for their academic success. Cornerstone students will develop skills in relationship to other course offerings at FIC.

Prerequisite

Based on Admission Requirements

 

To pass, students must:

  • Attend at minimum 80% of classes
  • Receive at least a 60% total on the above components
  • Get at least 50% on final projects/examinations
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