According to the 1971-1972 catalog, there were seven departments within the College of Business Administration: accountancy, business administration, economics, finance, management, marketing, and pre-law; four departments within the College of Education: early childhood education, elementary education, comprehensive education, and secondary education; five departments within the College of Engineering: civil engineering and environmental sciences, electrical engineering and communication sciences, engineering mechanics and materials sciences, industrial engineering and management systems, and mechanical engineering and aerospace sciences; eight departments within the College of Humanities and Fine Arts: art, english, foreign languages, history, humanities, music, pre-law, and theatre; seven departments within the College of Natural Sciences: allied health sciences, biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, mathematical sciences, physics, and pre-professional programs; and seven departments within the College of Social Sciences: communications, economics, law enforcement, political science, pre-law, psychology, and sociology. The General Studies program was administered by the Office of Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. Economics and Pre-Law were housed in multiple colleges, split between a Bachelor of Sciences track and a Bachelor of Arts track.
