Freshmen and sophomores are still developing their foundation knowledge. However, if a high achieving student is interested in research, he or she should talk to a professor. We offer students a broad range of options. You can do a major and a minor, a major with a concentration, a double major, design a unique degree program through our innovational project board, do eight credits of independent study, or study in an interdisciplinary program. No one is one-dimensional and we want the student to have academic freedom and pursue their interests.
Every student is assigned an academic advisor when they attend orientation.
There is a large variety of internship options available to students. The Career Development Center, the Off-Campus College Office, or your advisor can assist you in finding an internship that will give you relevant, experiential learning to complement your studies.