Undergraduate Programs

The Department of Computer and Information Science offers highly motivated undergraduate students with superior record options to earn both the bachelor’s and the master’s degrees in Computer Science in a five-year period. Students must complete a minimum of 152 credits (122 undergraduate and 30 graduate hours).

The Accelerated Dual Degrees in Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Mathematics program prepare students to have high levels of proficiency in mathematics content to help them advance to a Ph.D. program in mathematics or mathematics-related fields or to qualify for careers in industry, government, and education.

The mission of the Accounting program is to provide students with the necessary accounting skills to be successful managers and leaders and to prepare students for careers in accounting and related professions in a global environment.

Preparing students intending to enter art industry to pursue careers in a wide array of visual communications areas.

The minor in Art provides non-majors with the opportunity to explore artistic media, techniques, and basic art concepts. The minor in Art requires eighteen (18) hours of coursework in Art and can include aspects of art appreciation, aesthetics, art history, and studio experience.

The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Art with General Studio Concentration curriculum is designed to encourage intellectual development and growth and to develop marketable skills of students interested in preparing for work in art and arts related management and education options. Graduates of this program will have the content knowledge to pursue advanced graduate level study in painting, sculpture, printmaking, and photography as well as teaching grade levels K-12.

This is a writing intensive, research based, liberal arts degree designed to prepare students to enter graduate studies and pursue various careers such as museum studies and consulting on architectural restoration.

The Biology prepares students interested in the study of biological sciences and health-related fields such as medicine, dentistry, veterinary, and pharmacy.

This program prepares students with the fundamental knowledge and principles needed to develop an appreciation for many public health issues that are prevalent in today’s society.

Students pursuing the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration study a broad cross-section of business fundamentals in their first two years, which prepares them for specialized studies in their junior and senior years in a number of concentrations.