Finally, they explore the application of the theory studied in the prerequisite courses by means of enrichment offerings designed to provide ethical, religious, literary, and social awareness. Ordinarily, the students begin their major in the sophomore year. Enrichment, major, and free-elective courses generally carry 4 credits. Special opportunities include a communications internship with newspapers or radio and TV stations and the honors program. Also, there are excellent opportunities to earn college credit through internships in every major field of study.
Residence halls are available at both campuses.
Nominally priced meals are available in cafeterias on both campuses. Such incidentals as transportation and laundry vary in cost. Admission Requirements Admission is based on academic performance, class rank, secondary school recommendation, and SAT I or ACT scores. I scores approached 1150. For regular admission, the SAT I or the ACT should be taken no later than the January preceding entrance.