The college offers eleven undergraduate degrees: biochemistry, biology, chemistry, computer science (including a cyber-security track), engineering physics (system integration & automation and traditional focuses), environmental science and policy, information technology, mathematics, medical studies, pre-engineering, and pre-medical science. Candidates must be able to conduct their assigned courses of instruction in the best manner possible to achieve student learning, which includes presenting ideas in ways that are appropriate to a variety of learning styles and demonstrate sensitivity to a diverse student population.