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General Education is instruction that presents forms of expression, fields of knowledge, and methods of inquiry fundamental to intellectual growth and to a mature understanding of the world and the human condition, as distinguished from specified education, which prepares individuals for particular occupations or specific professional responsibilities. To earn a degree, students not only complete courses in their major; they are also required to meet the College’s General Education requirements. Courses required as General Education are designed to bring students into new areas of study and enhance their critical-thinking skills. The General Education requirements are divided into the following major knowledge areas:
The four General Education program outcomes are as follows:
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1. Apply mathematical methods and tools to solve quantifiable problems. |
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2. Communicate effectively in both speech and writing, using information resources and supporting technology. |
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3. Use scientific methods to analyze concepts in the natural and social sciences. |
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4. Demonstrate critical thinking skills by evaluating concepts from across various disciplines. |
