New Student Experience (NSE) NSE courses are designed to support your success by engaging you academically, socially, and spiritually in the earliest.

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New Student Experience (NSE)

New Student Experience (NSE)

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New Student Experience (NSE) NSE courses are designed to support your success by engaging you academically, socially, and spiritually in the earliest stages of student development. Your NSE course will help you to: – Build community with students who share your interests – Form a strong relationship with a faculty member in the first semester – Learn about campus resources and academic excellence opportunities – Plan for your academic and personal success at Baylor and beyond

If you are in one of these programs, your NSE Course will be set... Journalism Majors: JOU 1301, Journalism & Mass Communication Religion Majors:REL 1310, Introduction to Christian Scriptures Theatre Majors: THEA 1301, Acting Realism: A Practical Approach Baylor and Beyond LLC: FAS 1305, Global Community & Cross Cultural REL 1310, Introduction to Christian Scriptures

Other NSE Course Options Of special interest: EDP 1101NSE for Missions EDP 1102Pre-Law Success EDP 1102First in Line (FGCS) EDP 1102What I Wish Someone Had Taught Me EDP 1102Finding Your Way Through the Information PHP 1105Intro to Pre-Health General requirements: FAS 1305Doubt, Questioning, and the Search for Truth FAS 1305Cicero & the End of the Roman Republic HIS 2365 US History to 1865 For the language requirement: GKB/GKC 1301Elementary Greek JPN 1401 Elementary Japanese LAT 1301Elementary Latin SPA 1401Elementary Spanish