At the present time the S o Paulo Campus offers undergraduate degree programs in biology, mathematics, computer science, language, education, physical education, nutrition, physical therapy and nursing. Theology and education students study at the Arthur Nogueira Campus. Computers are also available to students in the computer lab and the IAE audiovisual department provides 1,500 tapes and about 4,000 titles for student and faculty use. Since the S o Paulo Campus is located in a populous region, most of its students live off campus. Each year, however, about 500 students board in campus residence halls.
Residence halls are only for secondary and undergraduate college students.
Student residence halls have accommodations for four students in each dorm suite which has separate areas for sleeping and studying. In the women's residence hall each room has its own washbasin with separate shower and toilet facilities available on each floor. Each hall has its own television set so students may watch the news and other television programs. The cafeteria serves a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet which is amply augmented with fresh fruits and vegetables which are readily available all year round. Buses pass in front of the school every 2 or 3 minutes all day long.