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General Education
Members of the faculty have identified a core set
of competencies that each associate-degree graduate from Montcalm
Community College should possess. These competencies are considered
integral to 1) providing opportunities for lifelong learning, 2)
preparing people for successful transfer, and 3) preparing people
for competence in the workplace. The identified competencies are
reflected in a recommended set of courses that make up the general
education core requirements for each of the associate degrees
offered at the college. All associate-degree graduates are expected
to demonstrate increased:
- proficiency in written and oral communications;
- awareness and understanding of the physical world and the
scientific method;
- awareness and understanding of culture and society in general;
- awareness and understanding of global interdependence and
the interrelation of communities, states, nations, economies,
and peoples;
- awareness and understanding of and proficiency in computational
methods and mathematical concepts and applications;
- understanding of and proficiency in the application of the
tools of information technology to personal and professional
work;
- proficiency in critical and creative thinking, learning to
learn, and problem solving; and
- ethical consideration in political, social, professional and
personal endeavors.
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