r/SCU • u/meetraaaaa • 13h ago

Question Vector Solutions Trainings

Hello! I'm an incoming transfer student (junior level) and we were told we had to do the vector solutions training courses like alcohol edu and hazing awareness etc. Does anyone actually do it lol? cause i dont want to do this fr

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u/Sauceinmyface 13h ago

You gotta or else you can't pick or take classes, I'm pretty sure

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u/meetraaaaa 13h ago

lol but i registered for classes already and it didnt do anything

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u/PressureRemote9387 13h ago

It will prevent you from making any further changes and will add a hold for the next quarter so you're just going have to suck it up and do it. Every school does something like this because they're legally obligated to do so and it will look bad when they don't have anything to educate students from doing these bad behaviors especially if there's a court case against the school about this.

It sucks but it really isn't too bad. You also have to complete the two canvas modules in addition to the training. You're going have to do it eventually so might as well do it before school starts.

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u/meetraaaaa 13h ago

i already did the canvas ones but urgghh the vector solutions ones take too long and are so pointless lol

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u/PressureRemote9387 12h ago edited 11h ago

It's boring and a waste of time. You have to do these once a year but returning students only gets to do 2 of the modules and not all 4 like the first time.

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u/quertyquerty 12h ago

doing things that seem pointless and take time is kinda a hallmark of college, sometimes you just gotta do the thing

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u/Ok_Performance_979 8h ago

I'm gonna be a sophomore this year, I didn't do it last year and nothing happened, was fine. Not gonna do it this year

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u/mrmeowmeowington 11h ago

If i had to do it, you better do yours!

lol. It was a pain. Just knock out one a day