School of Forest Resources & Conservation

Academic Learning Compacts

 

What are Academic Learning Compacts?

Academic Learning Compacts are agreements that describe the communication skills, critical thinking skills, and content knowledge in the major (known collectively as Student Learning Outcomes) that students should acquire if they diligently follow the prescribed course of study. UF is required to assess student achievement in these Student Learning Outcomes through Individual Student Assessments before graduation. Satisfactory completion of the ISAs constitutes successful completion of the Academic Learning Compact.

Each baccalaureate degree program has formulated a set of Individual Student Assessments for every major. Each set of Individual Student Assessments includes satisfactory completion of the baccalaureate degree, as specified in the Undergraduate Catalog, and Florida statutory requirements for the CLAST test. Each major will require one or more additional Individual Student Assessments to satisfactorily complete the Academic Learning Compact.

Majors

Forest Resources and Conservation
Geomatics
Natural Resource Conservation

 


 
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