General Education Learning Outcomes

It is the aim of the Morris College General Education Curriculum to ensure that each student can:

1. Demonstrate knowledge of the fundamentals of written and oral communication that are appropriate and effective in a variety of situations and for a variety of purposes and audiences.
2. Demonstrate knowledge of literary, visual and performing arts in their cultural contexts.
3. Identify and analyze terms related to the major periods and events of African American and World History.
4. Utilize the scientific method to develop working knowledge of essential physical and biological science principles, and analyze various ways to maintain good human health and well-being.
5. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of the mind and how it works and interacts both alone and with others.
6. Utilize and apply mathematical reasoning to other areas of knowledge.
7. Demonstrate knowledge of the history, religious texts, and doctrinal teachings of the Bible.
8. Demonstrate computer literacy and proficiency with information essentials and office applications.