College Learning Outcomes

The goal of the CLC Learning Outcomes is to prepare students for lifelong learning, to maintain high academic standards and to advance student success in future academic work and careers. The skills represented in the learning outcomes are developed by completing coursework across the curriculum and by participating in student organizations and clubs.

2026-2030 College Learning Outcomes

Collaboration

• Work cooperatively and contribute productively within varied group dynamics to achieve shared goals.

Communication

• Create and express ideas in a manner that appropriately attends to audience, context and purpose.

Critical Thinking

• Identify issues, define vital questions, and analyze evidence in a manner that leads to well-reasoned judgments and conclusions.

Information Literacy

• Find, analyze, summarize, and cite sources responsibly in order to support a hypothesis, thesis, or position.

Quantitative Reasoning

• Understand numerical data, solve quantitative problems, and apply mathematical reasoning to various academic and everyday life situations.