GPC 310 Frequently Asked QUESTIONS
- What is GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
- What are my responsibilities in the GPC 310 course?
- How many credit hours is GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
- What are the requirements to take GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
- Is there any prerequisite course for GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
- How can I register for GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
- How can I add GPC 310 Peer Guidance course to my course list; non-departmental, non-technical or free elective?
- How many hours a week is the GPC 310 Peer Guidance course?
- How is my letter grade for GPC 310 determined?
- How can you add the grade to my averages?
- What should I do if I fail GPC 310?
- What is the relation between GPC 100 and GPC 310 courses?
What is GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
GPC 310 is a (2+2) 3 credit elective course designed to facilitate the development of leadership, communication, and helping skills among 3rd and 4th year students by providing them an opportunity to assist in the delivery of GPC 100 First Year on Campus Seminar.
What are my responsibilities in the GPC 310 course?
GPC 310 comprises two parts; theory and practice. With regard to students' responsibilities in the theoretical part; students are expected to do weekly assigned readings before coming to class and participate actively in class discussions and activities. Students do their practices related with the course in GPC 100 First Year on Campus Seminar. Students' responsibilities pertaining to GPC 100 are; (a) facilitate small group discussions, (b) assist in checking attendance and active participation, (c) untangle the troubles encountered in the application process and (d) give continuous feedback in the course evaluation. Responsibilities of students who take GPC 310 change weekly and their responsibilities for each week are shared with them in the theoretical part of the same week at the latest. Since both the theoretical and the practicum hours of GPC 310 are application-based, attendance and active participation is deemed important.
How many credit hours is GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
It's (2+2) 3 credit course.
What are the requirements to take GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
GPC 310 can only be taken by third and fourth year students. Approval from the instructor of the course is necessary. Also students CGPA must be equal or higher than 2 (CGPA ≥ 2) in order to take this course.
Is there any prerequisite course for GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
No, there is no prerequisite for GPC 310 course.
How can I register for GPC 310 Developing Skills for Peer Guidance?
This is an elective course. You need to take the approval from the instructor of GPC 310 before taking your advisor's approval.
How can I add GPC 310 Peer Guidance course to my course list; non-departmental, non-technical or free elective?
It depends on the program you are enrolled in. So, you have to figure it out with your academic advisor.
How many hours a week is the GPC 310 Peer Guidance course?
It consists of two theoretical and two practicum hours. The GPC 310's practicum hours are carried out within the scope of the applications of the GPC 100 First Year on Campus Seminar.
How is my letter grade for GPC 310 determined?
Grades will be determined by taking into account your performance in both theoretical (60%) and practicum (40%) part.
How can you add the grade to my averages?
Like all the other elective courses, GPC 310 will add to your semester (GPA) and cumulative grade point averages (CGPA).
What should I do if I fail GPC 310?
You cannot retake GPC 310 but you can make replacement with a different elective course.
What is the relation between GPC 100 and GPC 310 courses?
GPC 100 applications constitute the practicum hours of GPC 310.