Students have an opportunity to evaluate every course taught in the College. Faculty are hired and retained because they are good teachers. Arts and Sciences graduates are very attractive to employers. In addition, a number of graduates continue on to graduate school. This is documented by a recent survey of 1996 graduates conducted by the Career Advising and Placement Service of the University.
All students have full-time faculty as academic advisors.
The College's Writing Center and Math Center are available to provide assistance to all students on a no-fee basis. Students in the College have opportunities to do internships, overseas study , and research with faculty. A number of the College's students have given papers at national and regional conferences. The College is primarily responsible for the courses students from all schools and colleges take to fulfill general education requirements . A select group of students from all schools are admitted to the Honors Program in General Education, in which they can take specially designed courses to fulfill the general education requirements .