Characteristics of an Educated Person
1. Ability to comprehend through listening and reading, to observe critically, and to communicate clearly and effectively in writing and speech.
2. Possession of basic logical, mathematical, and computational skills.
3. Understanding of the observational and experimental methodologies and knowledge of the sciences.
4. Ability to analyze moral and ethical problems.
5. Ability to analyze social institutions in this country and elsewhere in the world in order to understand the importance in building a healthy, cohesive society.
6. Ability to develop an historical perspective in various areas of knowledge and experience.
7. Appreciation of the benefits inherent in maintaining physical, mental, and social well being.
8. Possession of depth in some field of knowledge.
9. Appreciation of one’s abilities and limits as a scholar.
10. Enjoyment of learning and the ability to continue learning throughout life.
11. Developed skills in self-awareness, interpersonal relations, and leadership.
12. Understanding and appreciation of the creative process and works as represented by the fine and performing arts.
13. To understand the interconnection that exists between people and the physical environment they inhabit.