To achieve this goal this division offers a professional program of study that combines the philosophical, psychological, and social foundations of education as well as the practice of humanistic teaching in all classroom settings. This division seeks to prepare students to deliver care in all phases of nursing and all types of health care facilities and settings. The program also prepares students for the diverse and expanding roles of the nurse in the new era of health care. The college provides its students with a curriculum and learning environment consistent with the challenges and opportunities of today's hospitality and tourism industry. It introduces students to a comprehensive body of knowledge about the travel, hotel, and restaurant industries and provides opportunities that help students apply this specific information to current industry situations.
Students have the opportunity to meet monthly with their advisor.
During these meetings, the advisor and student discuss and select courses that will help the student explore various areas of interest. AEP not only allows students to examine their options prior to choosing a major, but also permits them to do so without losing academic credit. Law School Admission Council recommend no specific academic major for undergraduates who wish to enter law school. These organizations do, however recommend that particular types of skills be developed as part of an adequate preparation for law school. Highly developed skills in verbal and written communication, logical reasoning, reading comprehension, and analytical reasoning are examples of the skills required for successful law school applicants.