STL 1101: Academic Mentoring

Spring 2027 · 1 credit hours · 5 sections · 180 open seats as of Oct 30, 2026, 5:09 AM Central

This course guides students to develop tools for effective learning and productive self-management in the Baylor academic environment. Topics focus on strategies for note taking, test preparation, test taking, and on methods for dealing with procrastination, stress, and test anxiety as well as for grade improvement, establishing academic priorities, and identification of an academic major and potential career. Some sections of the course offer five-week workshops while other sections provide the opportunity for weekly mentoring by a trained graduate student or for an independent study on a relevant topic. Sections will have varying titles descriptive of content. This Pass/Fail course may be attempted two times.

Professors teaching STL 1101 in Spring 2027

Olivia Thompson, Dominique Lange, Steven Fernandez. See their BUBooks scores and reported grades in the builder.

Sections

CRN	Section	When	Where	Instructor	Seats
44351	04 Class Instruction	No set meeting time	TBA	Olivia Thompson	106 of 106 open
54132	06 Class Instruction	W 2:30pm-3:20pm	BSB A105	Dominique Lange	19 of 19 open
54131	07 Class Instruction	W 10:10am-11:00am	CASHN C317	Dominique Lange	25 of 25 open
40144	08 Class Instruction	R 3:30pm-4:45pm	SDRICH 216	Steven Fernandez	20 of 20 open
54548	N1 Class Instruction	No set meeting time	TBA	Olivia Thompson	10 of 10 open

Build a schedule with STL 1101

Seat counts change fast during registration. The builder checks Baylor live every time you build. Always confirm CRNs in BearWeb.