Goodwin College of Professional Studies Program Level Outcomes
Upon degree completion, graduates of our programs will be able to...
- Recognize existing strengths, skills, and personality traits and how, holistically, these should be utilized while exploring courses and opportunities in various academic units across the institution. (Academic Exploration)
- Learn the underlying factors that will enable them to become more familiar with the process of researching, applying, interviewing, and accepting job opportunities in their respective industries, including but not limited to: emotional intelligence; professional networking; and informational interviews. (Career Preparation)
- Declare and transfer to a full-time major at their respective college/school after working with academic advisors, peer mentors, and faculty members, as well as exploring various courses and opportunities,. (Plan of Study)
- Learn the importance of self-advocacy regarding resources on campus, academic plans of study, financial aid, and communication. (Self-Advocacy)
- Develop and refine their leadership skills through various pathways, including the Peer Mentor program. (Leadership)
- Develop skill for autonomous learning, critical thinking and reading, goal setting, problem solving and time management. (Creative and Critical Thinking)
- Demonstrate written, oral, visual and interpersonal communication skills, employing emotional intelligence in organizational settings. (Communication)
- Generate electronic communications and technology-based projects for professional applications used in real and virtual environments. (Technological Use)
- Discern and apply ethical responsibilities associated with developing effective, working relationships in scholarly or professional environments. (Ethical Reasoning)
- Exhibit learning-based initiative with course assignments and project management, individually and in groups. (Leadership)