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Cornerstone welcomes both new and continuing �鶹�� students who are interested in developing their academic skills and strategies for engaging in meaningful college-level work. At the center of our work will be an important philosophical question: What does it mean to be good? Should we aim to be “good enough” or strive for perfection, as humans and as students? We'll explore these ideas through a range of accessible, challenging, and rich texts by thinkers like Aristotle and artists like Lynda Barry as well as Michael Schur's witty How to Be Perfect (written by the creator of "The Good Place") and Lewis Newman's Thinking Critically in College.��

Whether you're feeling uncertain about college-level work or looking to sharpen your academic skills, Cornerstone provides a welcoming space to grow alongside other curious students. You'll learn how to make the most of �鶹��'s distinctive approach to education, turning academic requirements into opportunities for genuine learning and discovery. This course is especially valuable for students who want to build confidence in college-level reading and writing, those seeking a supportive introduction to seminar discussions, and anyone interested in exploring big ideas in an accessible way. Join us in creating a collaborative learning community where we can explore important ideas while developing the skills for college success.

Anticipated Credit Equivalencies:

4 - Foundational Skills for Academic Success