The College's programs are ranked among the best of their kind in the country. Research Facilities Facilities and equipment that are essential for each specialization include an environmental chamber, a lighting and technology laboratory, a CAD laboratory, Textile Product Evaluation and Sewn Products Production Laboratories, videotaping equipment, observation rooms for the related programs in child development and family therapy, nutrition and food science laboratories, food production and product development laboratories, conference rooms, fine and quick dining facilities, and a full-service hotel. CHES also includes the Gerontology Institute, which offers a certificate in gerontology that emphasizes research and application in a multidisciplinary atmosphere. The Marriage and Family Therapy Program operates the Center for Family Services, an on-campus family therapy clinic. Financial Aid Assistantship appointments in instruction, research, and extension provide a stipend.
Costs are subject to change.
Additional information on student housing, University apartments, and special needs housing is available from the Office of Residential Life. Costs are subject to change. Student Group Graduate students in the College come from all areas of the United States and from countries throughout the world. In 1998-99, the College enrollment was 1,067 undergraduates and 198 graduate students. The College has a diverse gender, international, and racial mix.