Program Learning Outcomes

Each Eastern Florida State College academic program assesses student program learning outcomes. These outcome statements listed in the EFSC Academic Catalog clearly express the anticipated skills, knowledge, and competencies students are expected to develop throughout their program of study.

The Five Core Abilities represent the institutional learning outcomes at EFSC and are at the heart of our assessment process. All program level learning outcomes have been developed to support the Core Abilities including the General Education program, Associate in Arts degree, Baccalaureate degrees, and Career and Technical Associate in Science degrees and certificate programs. Each of these Core Abilities have specific learning indicators mapped upward to the Florida Department of Education (DOE) State Frameworks and downward to the program level outcomes and course objectives.

For questions about EFSC's Learning Outcomes and assessment process, contact Amy Krewson by email at krewsona@easternflorida.edu or by phone at 321-433-5098.

Explore the Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) for each program by clicking the appropriate tab in the box below.

A.A. & Gen Ed
Business Programs
Career Tech
Computer Technology
Health Sciences
Public Safety

EFSC's Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree and General Education use the program level outcomes listed below to support the Core Abilities. For faculty who need to know more about the general education and A.A. assessment process, please view the resources on the Assessment Help SharePoint Log-In Site.

Critical Thinking
Information Literacy
Inquiry and Analysis
Oral Communication
Problem Solving
Quantitative Literacy
Written Communication

Click each program name link to view the learning outcomes.

Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS): Organizational Management

Associate in Science

College Credit Certificate (CCC)

Business Administration Related

Please note that the Student Learning Outcomes for the following business-related certificate programs map to the Associate in Science degree learning outcomes.