Students are assigned building and room keys which provide them with unlimited access. The computer facility is conveniently located for easy access to input and output devices. Additional support services include a university honors program, faculty advisors, travel study programs, tutoring services for first-year students, workshops, and guest lectures. There is a wide range of student work positions available on campus for students who need to generate an income while attending school. Currently, a limited number of small scholarships are available to upper level students in the program.
All faculty have appropriate education and experience backgrounds to teach in their assigned areas.
All courses are taught by professors, not by graduate assistants. Graduate assistants are only used in support roles in the architecture program. The 10th and 11th floor of Mae Smith residence hall have been reserved as Architecture Emphasis Floors. Architecture and Interior Design majors can take advantage of this unique opportunity that encourages student interaction and provides a living and studying environment focused on similar interests and study habits. Students on these floors have access to common study areas, a limited number of drafting tables, and a small reference library.