1. Collegiate Courses – these are taken for
credit (if approved by your school).
They are going to involve purchasing a textbook, writing papers, and
doing assignments.
2. Exploration
Series – these will teach you more about the Walt Disney Company. They require a lot of participation, but have
no homework or tests.3. Professional Development Studies – these are major-specific and are reserved for students in these majors (engineering, business, finance, theater, law enforcement, etc). They will have homework, exams, and the like.
Since I have already graduated, I don’t need
to take any of the classes for credit; aka, hello exploration series. When we first arrived, we have received
multiple emails stating that course registration would begin on June 25th. Just kidding everyone, registration actually
started a few days before. Since I
wasn’t on my computer as soon as registration opened, the class I really wanted
to take, Exploring Disney Heritage, was full :(
I did request to be placed on a waitlist. Since the exploration series is
free, I decided to sign up for another class just in case the other one didn't
work out. I choose Exploring Guest Service! This class is held once a week for 2 hours in
Chatham (very convenient!), starting in October and ending in December right
before the Christmas rush. Fast forward to August 6th... I opened my email and discovered that there is an empty seat in the Heritage class!!!!! I was so pumped when I read that! This was the one class that I really wanted to take, so I was ecstatic that I got in :D
Any class is definitely going to be an asset and skill builder, so I’m very excited for both of these to start. This is a great opportunity to network and meet Disney leaders, so I would definitely recommend taking classes if you have the chance. If anyone has any questions about classes, let me know!
Any class is definitely going to be an asset and skill builder, so I’m very excited for both of these to start. This is a great opportunity to network and meet Disney leaders, so I would definitely recommend taking classes if you have the chance. If anyone has any questions about classes, let me know!
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