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 The College Preparatory Program (CPP) is a student orientation program, designed to introduce new and transfer students to life at Southville Foreign University. New and transfer students will have the opportunity to meet fellow students, faculty, and staff, as well as to explore the campus. They will learn about SFU organizations, activities, college policies and special events for the term.
The pre-college academic preparation program that provides learners with the opportunity to review and improve academic, technical, personal and interpersonal skills in preparation for college courses. It is here that students learn firsthand about the expectations for future college study at SFU.
The CPP is specifically designed for students to review topics such as classroom participation, reading skills, mathematics, learning with others, studying, project management, and time management, in a supportive college environment.
Students receive a clear and coherent message about what they need to know to be successful in the college program. This represents an effort to be realistic about the skills, approaches, experiences, and subject matter that make up the appropriate background for college students.
Students will find a tremendous amount of information delivered in an active, engaging learning environment. Not only will this class build their success skills for their college work, but it also will give them a foundation of behaviors, habits and skills that will enable them to succeed and thrive in the working world. Their desire to succeed is the only prerequisite. |
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| Scheduled periodically during each term are student development seminars. Speakers are invited to SFU to speak on various topics that will enable students to learn and network with international professionals, as well as their fellow students, regarding subjects pertaining to student cultural and spiritual development. Seminars will be held Wednesday afternoons between the hours of 1:00 P.M & 5:00 P.M. For Edexcel students, absenteeism from a seminar without authorized excuse will result in a charge of 1.5 hours across all subjects being taken by the student during the current term and will be deducted from the students 7 hour maximum absenteeism. |
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Every morning at 8:30 there will be a gathering of all SOHM Associate Diploma students with the Head of Centre or relevant academic staff for a brief meeting. All students are expected to attend this meeting, as it is an important way of finding out exactly what is happening in the campus and if there are any changes that will take place during the day.
A weekly gathering of BTEC Higher National Diploma Student with the Head of Centre or relevant academic staff will be scheduled.
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| The college encourages students to pursue sports activities and other interests and to form groups or clubs to carry out these activities. As far as possible the college will provide the facilities for the clubs that are formed, and where needed, will provide instructors and coaches. Basketball, tennis, table-tennis, soccer and swimming facilities are all available in the immediate vicinity. Current organizations include the Writing Club, The Cradle, Yearbook Committee, Computer Club, Basketball Team, Volleyball Team, the Bridge Team and others. |
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| Attention: New Students |
| 6/3/2010 |
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| New students are invited to the Orientation Program to be held on June 7, 10:00 A.M. |
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| Habitat for Humanity |
| 5/4/2010 |
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Fifteen students of the Southville Foreign University School of Business and Computing, and School of Hospitality Management, volunteered to help construct houses for the Habitat for Humanity Homes of Hope in Rodriguez, Rizal on April 19, 2010.
The SFU volunteers were divided into two groups to maximize work efficiency. |
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