Every effort will be made to accommodate students' first or second choices, but assignments cannot be guaranteed. In International Politics and Law, students study international relations and foreign policy by focusing on both the nature of the international system and the challenges facing America's role. and foreign policy. In International Business and Economics, students study basic economic theories applied to international trade and finance and explore how businesses operate in the context of the international economic system. In Societies and Cultures, students study social theories and cultural expressions as an introduction to the key issues currently debated in an interdependent world. In Global Environment and Resources, students address current global issues related to the environment and distribution and use of natural resources.
Students live in supervised, gender-separate residence hall quarters apart from other campus groups.
Students have access to nearby cultural institutions such as the Carnegie Institute. They have the opportunity to participate in encounters with local ethnic and visiting multicultural groups.