McNeese State University graduates in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines earn their degrees from the

• College of Science, or the
   
• College of Engineering and Technology

Specifically, the following degree programs are supported by Com-STEM:

• Agricultural Sciences (agribusiness, animal/ equine science, general agriculture, pre-veterinary medicine)
   
• Biology (premedicine, predental, pre-allied health, prepharmacy)
   
• Chemistry (biochemistry, forensic chemistry, geology, pre-medicine)
   
• Computer Information Technology
   
• Computer Science  (statistical computing)
   
• Engineering (concentrations in chemical, civil, electrical and mechanical)
   
• Engineering Technology (electronics, instrumentation, process plant management or technical options)
   
• Environmental Science
   
• Family and Consumer Sciences (dietetics)
   
• Mathematics (mathematical statistics)
   
• Medical Technology / Clinical Laboratory Science
   
• Physics
   
• Radiologic Technology
   
• Wildlife Management