With approximately three hundred students enrolled annually in the undergraduate classes, The Armstrong Campus offers a first year experience, for a wide variety of majors, with emphasis on the university's liberal studies requirements. This means that all courses are of the same quality as those offered at the Indiana campus, with university faculty members instructing the courses. Credit classes are also offered, however, to part-time students who are not seeking a degree. In addition, the university offers a large selection of non credit community-university courses, which are generally taught in the evenings. Small Campus Advantages Students have recognized certain advantages in beginning their studies at IUP Armstrong.
Faculty members maintain regular office hours and are readily accessible to students.
Take a look at some of the Student WebPages . Residence Halls are also wired for internet access from individual rooms. A second computer center functions as a writing and tutoring center. Students may work on papers and receive assistance. They also may access e-mail accounts and meet with a tutor.