A college student should be able to:

1. Acquire knowledge and develop critical thinking in discipline before   specializing in an academic field;

2. Develop communication skills in order to convey ideas effectively with other people;

3. Demonstrate competence in the use and application of the tools of learning   as bases for research;

4. Adopt and practice Christian values and apply them to all aspects of human life;
5. Show concern for others and the world through participation in global, national, and local programs;

6. Enhance and maintain a sound physical and mental well-being; and,

7. Develop an acceptable philosophy of life.

1. Students electing to concentrate on a major field acquire adequate knowledge in their area of specialization;
2. Graduates are prepared to enter a career and/or pursue graduate education; and
3. Graduates comply with the legal requirements of their degrees.

1. Meet individual academic needs of students and personnel;
2. be responsive to community needs and expectations;            
3. Maintain programs of self-renewal and Christian spiritual enrichment;
4. Encourage and support research among students and faculty; and,
5. Strengthen the teaching force through a faculty development program.