The College awards the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees. General education courses in areas such as cultural diversity and human rights help students gain a deep appreciation for the world in which they live. IBM and Macintosh PCs, laser printers, flat-bed and slide scanners, and color printers are available for student use. Campus Life Students come from all areas of the United States and twenty countries. The campus encompasses thirty-two buildings and 225 acres.
Occupancy is based on two people per room.
The Nautilus Fitness Center, the Simon Center, and the Lee Clement Ice Arena help promote cocurricular programs such as students clubs and organizations, intercollegiate athletics, social programs, outdoor leadership adventures, and community service projects. An International Student Advisor provides academic, immigration, and social services to international students. The International Student Orientation is held two days before the start of the full new student orientation in August. The Advisor, with the International Student Association, the International Diplomacy Council, and the International Studies Director, sponsors a yearly International Week with speakers and guests from many nations and films and music representing different cultures. All students are required to purchase NEC health insurance.