The College of Science and Technology provides access to a quality higher education. Six academic departments offer a total of thirteen degree programs, one Associate of Science degree and twelve Bachelor of Science degrees, most of which have two or more concentrations.

The Biology Department boasts of having:

• Received over three million dollars in research/training grants over a six year period.
• Trained more African-American Wildlife Biologists than any other university in the country.
• Reached the status of 5th in the nation in the training of African-American Biology majors.
• High placement rate for graduates. Student placement over past ten years: Medical, Dental, or other Professional Schools (48); Wildlife Biology with Federal/State Agencies (25); Graduate School (114); Industry (39).

The Chemistry Department:

• Received over $1.3 million in research and renovation grants over the past three years.
• Graduates enjoy a high placement percentage in professional school and industry.
• Majors routinely participate in research internship programs at places such as NASA-Lewis, Eli Lily and Pharmacia-Upjohn.

The Physics Department:

• Over 80% of graduates go on to graduate school.
• Recipient of over $800,000 per year in external funding.

The Home Economics Department:

• Supplements student's curriculum by providing out-of-classroom experiences through community interactive workshops.
• Boasts of 95% placement rate for its graduates.

Industrial & Engineering Technology
Five degree programs are supported with:

• Over a million dollars worth of state-of-the-art equipment.
• A million dollar endowed chair.
• Approximately $100,000 in external support.
• 80% of graduates are placed in jobs upon graduation.

Mathematics & Computer Science:

• Computer Science program accredited by CSAB.
• Computer Science program serves as a model program for IBM and ranked #1 on its "Corporate Schools" list.
• Conducting scientific research critical to DoD. Over 12 million dollars in funded research grants.
• 100% graduate placement rate.

Master of Arts (MAT) in Teaching in the Natural Sciences

The MAT program has two objectives:

1. to prepare qualified science and math teachers for High School and Junior College, and
2. to prepare students to pursue degrees in science, math, science education or math education.

College of Science and Technology

Associate of Science (AS)

• Child Development

Bachelor of Science (BS)

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Computer Scienc
• Automotive Engineering Technology
• Construction Engineering Technology
• Drafting Design Technology
• Electronics Engineering Technology
• Electronics Engineering Technology
• Manufacturing Engineering Technology
• Hotel/Restaurant Management
• Institution Management - Food Production Management
• Physics
• Mathematics

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