Academic "Quick Questions"

We appreciate your taking the time to answer the following questions.  We will share your responses with your advisor as we prepare for your arrival.  Thank you in advance.


 

 







1.  What are your main academic interests?  Select three from this list.
American Studies
Anthropology
Art
Art History
Asian Studies
Biochemistry
Biology
Chemistry
Chinese
Classical Languages
Economics
Education
English
Environmental Studies
Forestry
Geology
German
History
International/Global Studies
Italian
Japanese
Mathematics
Computer Science
Medieval Studies
Music
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Religion
Russian
Spanish
Theatre
Women's Studies


2.  Which language have you already studied?  Check all that apply.
Chinese
French
German
Greek
Italian
Japanese
Latin
Russian
Spanish

3.  What language do you plan to study at Sewanee?  Check only one.
Chinese
French
German
Greek
Italian
Japanese
Latin
Russian
Spanish




Reminder: You have to take a language placement exam or survey in at least one language before enrolling for any classes.



4.  Check these options to indicate your interests majoring in the sciences and/or pre-professsional work in the sciences. Check at least one, but no more than two.

I am not plannning to major in a science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Pre-med
3-2 Engineering

a. Are able to learn with exceptional ease
b. Are able to learn fairly easily but still need to apply yourself
c. Have to struggle to learn
d. Uncertain or would prefer not to comment

a. A hard worker
b. Average in terms of work ethic
c. Laid back about work
d. Uncertain or would prefer not to comment

a. Very important
b. Somewhat important
c. Neutral
d. Somewhat unimportant
e. Very unimportant

a. Excellent
b. Good
c. Poor
d. Uncertain or would prefer not to comment

a. Oral and written are both good
b. Oral is good; written needs more work
c. Written is good; oral needs more work
d. Both written and oral need more work

Study habits
Math skills
Reading skills
Writing skills

Yes
No




Course work in general
Course work in a specific field
Individual study- research- writing- artwork- etc
Organized extracurricular activities- student government- athletics- social organizations- etc
Social life- dating- parties- etc
Close friendships with a a few students
Getting acquainted with a wide variety of students
Self-discovery- self-insight- discovery of new interests- talent- etc
Establishing close relationships with faculty members
Informal sessions with faculty members to talk about matters not necessarily related to course work

No worries
Planning my academic program
Some aspects of parent/family relations
Balancing academic and pleasure interests
Learning more about myself- adjusting to changes- finding my own purposes or goals
Finances
Handling the content of my courses
Establishing new relationships
Adjusting to a small-town environment

One course in English literature
Two writing-intensive courses
One foreign language at an advanced level
One course in mathematics
Two courses in the sciences-including one laboratory course
One course in history
One course in anthropology- economics- or political science
One course in religion or philosophy
One course in art- art history- music- or theatre
Two semesters of physical education


Yes
No