ESP students are required to enroll in a prescribed curriculum of courses during the summer. These courses fit into most majors offered at Clemson.
This course introduces psychological principles used to study human behavior (methodological, cognitive, perceptual, etc.). These psychological principles, in addition to ethical, legal and societal perspectives, are applied to transportation issues. All ESP students will take this course together.
Practical instruction in public speaking; practice in the preparation, delivery and criticism of short speeches. Develop an understanding and knowledge of the process of communication. Students complete a portfolio. This course includes a lab. Specific ESP sections will be taught, and ESP students will be split between multiple sections.
Students are required to attend 10 hours a week of monitored study hall during the Summer II session. This is monitored time you'll spend studying each day. it's important that students have this experience to develop the foundation for time management, organization and academic responsibility. All ESP students must attend study hall together.