Institutional Learning Outcomes
Successful Johnson County Community College students will be prepared to demonstrate proficiency in the following areas:
Quantitative Literacy
- Use quantitative skills to analyze and process information.
Critical Thinking
- Acquire, interpret, and analyze information and apply appropriate problem-solving techniques to determine and evaluate solutions.
Communication
- Communicate effectively with clarity and purpose.
Social Responsibility
- Be prepared to practice community engagement that reflects democratic citizenship, environmental responsibility, diversity, and international awareness.
Personal Responsibility
- Be independent lifelong learners who have the skills necessary for economic, physical, social, mental and emotional wellness.
General Education Student Learning Outcomes
In the general education curriculum, Johnson County Community College is committed to cultivating in our students the following Student Learning Outcomes. Successful students will be able to:
- Demonstrate information literacy by finding, interpreting, evaluating, and using sources.
- Apply problem-solving strategies using appropriate disciplinary or cross-disciplinary methods.
- Communicate effectively in a variety of contexts.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the broad diversity of the human experience and the individual’s connection to the global society.
- Process numeric, symbolic, and graphic information to draw informed conclusions.
- Comprehend, analyze, and synthesize written, visual, and aural material.