The successful graduate will:

• Demonstrate proficiency in written communication.
• Demonstrate proficiency in oral communication.
• Apply logic to construct sound arguments.
• Apply an appropriate method of intellectual inquiry for a given field of study to make decisions or solve problems.
• Demonstrate skills necessary to navigate Christian higher education in one's chosen field.
• Describe various aspects of the western tradition (culture, history, art, literature, philosophy, etc.).
• Discuss the nature and significance of freedom and free enterprise (capitalism) in the American experience.
• Articulate awareness of diverse cultures, viewpoints, and perspectives and their influences on contemporary issues.
• Describe the biblical metanarrative.
• Integrate the biblical metanarrative into one's professional and civic communities.
• Apply concepts of health promotion and wellness to the planning and implementation of an individualized health and fitness plan.
• Articulate the relationship between Christian worldview and character.