Produce well-organized communication that exhibits logical thinking and organization, uses appropriate style for audience and meets conventional standards of usage.

Demonstrate the ability to interpret and analyze quantitative information; to apply mathematical principles and techniques; and to use mathematical models to solve applied problems.

Demonstrate effective problem-solving and critical thinking skills through interpreting, presenting or evaluating ideas.

Effectively explain the importance of literature, languages, philosophy, religion, or fine arts in the human experience.

Apply scientific reasoning and methods of inquiry to explain natural phenomena.

Effectively analyze global economic, political, historical, cultural or geographic forces.

Demonstrate understanding of the United States' political, historical and social developments.