Released 02/14/2018; Revised CR 01/24/2022; Revised definition & CR 03/28/2022 (Outcome 3 added); Revised CR2 10/13/2025.
A college education implies, in part, the attainment of knowledge and skills in broad areas such as quantitative reasoning, communication, civic responsibility, and information literacy. This general education is included in every program, empowering our students to be productive citizens, successful employees, and lifelong learners.
Quantitative Reasoning (QR) is the ability to understand and manipulate numerical representations of data.
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Civic Responsibility (CR) is understanding the political, economic, social, and global influences on society and our contribution to society.
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Information Literacy (IL) is the ability to find and use information and evaluate its reliability.
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Communication (CM) is the ability to exchange information and ideas using various methods of delivery, such as writing and speaking.
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