Program Overview

FASS One (Arts and Social Sciences)

The FASS One program is designed specifically to connect first-year students with peers as well as professors. It offers reserved seating in core major courses, priority course enrollment in FASS courses at Surrey, weekly mentoring sessions, a dedicated academic advisor, and a team of peer mentors to support the transition from high school to a university setting.

Program Overview

FASS One provides a solid foundation for students interested in completing a major in one (or more) of the following subject areas:

• anthropology
• criminology
• economics
• English
• gender, sexuality and women’s studies
• history
• international studies
• philosophy
• political science
• psychology
• sociology

In their first year, Arts and Social Sciences students can study full-time at the Surrey campus over two terms, completing at least three SFU Surrey courses each term, including at least two courses offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Course planning sessions are provided to assist students with their first course enrollment at SFU.

Degree

• Degree: Bachelor of Arts FASS One allows you to spend your first year studying at the Surrey campus, full-time over two terms.

Career Possibilities

The program is designed to provide a solid foundation for students interested in pursuing a major in the Arts and Social Sciences.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the FASS One program, students must meet the admission requirements for the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

How to Apply

Students can apply to the FASS One program through the SFU undergraduate admission process.

Program Description

The FASS One program is a unique opportunity for first-year students to connect with peers and professors, and to gain a solid foundation in the Arts and Social Sciences. The program provides reserved seating in core major courses, priority course enrollment, weekly mentoring sessions, and a dedicated academic advisor.