General Studies - Goodwin College

General Studies from Goodwin College is a Campus Associate Liberal Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The Associate in Science in General Studies (ASGS) provides students the opportunity to gain broad, as well as deep academic knowledge and the competencies expected of an educated person. With Goodwin College's strong departments in psychology, English, sciences, and humanities, the General Studies student can experience a strong, in-depth, academic education and develop the skills essential in today's educated individual: ability to communicate effectively, think critically, interact in a multicultural environment, and be adept in reading comprehension, reasoning and research. General Studies students can select electives from existing programs of study such as health sciences, early childhood education, homeland security, business and human services. Students at the completion of their programs will be able to enter professional, academic or career paths with confidence in their knowledge and ability to pursue their personal goals. In keeping with our Mission and core values, students in the General Studies program will experience an intimate environment, small classes, personal attention and interaction with faculty. The ASGS program will provide a secure atmosphere where students can develop their interests and feel confident of academic progress and increased readiness for the next step ? a four year degree , a career path or a vocational path. This program will provide graduates with the skills needed for entry-level positions in today's business, industry, and health-related fields which seek self-motivated individuals with excellent oral and written communication skills, critical thinking skills and analytical skills. Program Outcomes Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to: 1. Express themselves clearly in written, oral and electronic modes of communication using Standard English; read and comprehend information; organize ideas and demonstrate competency in research modes including use of information technology. 2. Understand mathematical and scientific principles; apply the scientific method of inquiry in problem solving; demonstrate logical inductive and deductive thinking, as well as qualitative and quantitative reasoning. 3. Analyze and synthesize ideas; apply critical thinking skills in professional and personal problem solving; understand and respect a multicultural society. S 4. Understand the impact of cultural, economic, political and social events on global civilization; have appreciation of diversity and the impact of multiculturalism in the U.S. and around the world. 5. Understand and employ the opportunities for personal enrichment through their knowledge and appreciation of the humanities, literary, fine and performing arts. View more details on Goodwin College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Liberal Studies courses.