The College of Business and Administration offers three concurrent degree programs. The University's Morris Library contains more than 2 million volumes and subscribes to more than 11,000 current serials. Online bibliographic search capability and CD-ROM workstations are also available. Computing Affairs operates a general purpose computing facility that provides related computer services and support to the University academic and research community. In addition, the College of Business and Administration houses a computer laboratory equipped with microcomputers and terminals for mainframe access.
Internet access is also available to the students.
Financial Aid Financial assistance is available to qualified students in several forms. Graduate Fellowships are awarded by the Graduate School and include a monthly stipend and tuition waiver. Graduate research assistantships are available within the College of Business and Administration and are awarded on the basis of student potential or academic performance in the program. Graduate assistants receive a salary and tuition scholarship. Students may also apply for assistantships in the Morris Library, the Student Center, and the Computer Center.