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May 12, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Cottey College Four-Year Plan
This document outlines a sample four-year curriculum plan for a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. It details required coursework, including general education requirements in areas such as writing, mathematics, science, global awareness, and communications, alongside core psychology courses in areas like general psychology, research methods, cognition, neuroscience, health, and development. The plan culminates in a senior capstone, providing a structured pathway for students to achieve their psychology degree.
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This document presents a four-year sample program plan for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, outlining a detailed curriculum across eight semesters. Key areas of study include general chemistry, general biology, organic chemistry, genetics, molecular biology, anatomy and physiology, physics, and biochemistry. The plan also incorporates general education courses such as precalculus, writing, statistics, calculus, well-being, communication, global awareness, gender focus, leadership, social responsibility, and a capstone project, alongside various two-week explorations courses and STEM research.
May 7, 2025·StrategicPlan
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Cottey College Mission, Vision, Learning Outcomes, & Values
Cottey College's mission is to educate women to be contributing members of a global society through a challenging curriculum and a dynamic campus experience. The vision focuses on leadership, social responsibility, and global awareness, empowering women to enrich their lives and make valuable contributions to society. Strategic goals include growth, innovation, visibility, engagement, and enhanced resources. Core values emphasize educating women, promoting intellectual growth, cultivating responsibility, respecting difference, broadening global perspectives, pursuing thoughtful action, and developing women's leadership.
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