Academic
Programs
McNeese State University College of
Science
 The primary purpose of
the College of Science is to offer quality
undergraduate and graduate science curricula. Course
offerings in the sciences are designed to satisfy
the requirements of offered science curricula; of
science and mathematics requirements of the core
curriculum, and of specific requirements of other
curricula and programs. For more information on the
College of Science click
HERE.
The College of
Science offers the basic service courses in the
natural, physical, and mathematical sciences;
specialized courses leading to academic majors in
most of its departmental disciplines; and various
professional and pre-professional curricula.
The College of
Science houses the following departments:
All of the above
departments offer curricula leading to the Bachelor
of Science Degree. The Chemistry curriculum is
approved by the American Chemical Society. The
Medical Technology curriculum is accredited by
Accreditation Services of the American Society of
Clinical Pathologists and approved by the American
Medical Association. The Radiologic Technology
curriculum is accredited by the Joint Review
Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology. The
Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum is
accredited by the American Association of Family and
Consumer Sciences, and the Nutrition concentration
has American Dietetics Association approval.
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