Facts

The College offers a total of 36 bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degrees and one associate degree. There are a total of 23 concentrations available within those BA and BS degrees. Our eleven departments offer 45 minors and 3 certificates.

Enrollment Numerical Snapshot: Fall 2023

  • Total Students: 1,148
  • Undergraduate: 847
  • Graduate: 301 (1 Certificate, 120 MS, and 180 PhD students)

2023-24 Academic Year

Faculty and Staff

  • Faculty: 199
  • Tenured/Tenure-track Faculty: 122
  • Instructional track Faculty: 70
  • Research track faculty: 7
  • Staff: 89
  • Research Staff: 21

Funding

General Fund Budget (FY24, July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024): $24,803,681

(AY2022-23) Externally-funded proposals:

    • Submitted with PI: 126
    • Funded with PI: 54 ($9,991,958)
    • Funded with co-PIs: 32 ($10,796,687)

Degrees Awarded

2023-24 Academic Year

  • Associates: 8
  • BA/BS: 195
  • Certificates (undergrad): 1
  • Minors: 219
  • Graduate Certificates: 55
  • Masters: 71
  • PhD: 40

Graduate Degrees

The College offers 24 graduate degrees, in addition to interdisciplinary degrees in Atmospheric Sciences and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

Graduate Certificates

The College offers seven graduate certificates. In addition, students may complete an interdisciplinary graduate certificate in Data Science.

Undergraduate Majors

The College of Sciences and Arts offers 36 undergraduate four-year degree programs and one associate degree. See a full listing by subject. Unsure of your degree? Meet your general education requirements while exploring all university majors and minors through the General Sciences and Arts Program.

Undergraduate Certificate Programs

Undergraduate Minors

Interdisciplinary Minors

Pavlis Honors College Minors

  • Enterprise
  • Leadership