The Asian studies program is a multidisciplinary program offering a minor in the study of Asian cultures, history, languages, and literature.

The Blount Undergraduate Initiative is a four-year program that immerses students in their liberal arts education via a freshman-year residential program; a special curriculum that includes seminars, discussion groups, special presentations, and other activities; and an active learning partnership between teachers and students.

The Computer-Based Honors Program is an undergraduate research program that pairs each participating student with a research professor to apply computer technology to research in the student's major field of study.

New College offers students a minor in interdisciplinary environmental studies with courses spanning the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.

The Geographic Information Systems Certification program offers students training in geographic information techniques and technology to qualify them to apply GIS in various fields.

The international studies major offered by the Department of Political Science provides an education in the study of world politics with a concentration in the region of the student's choosing.

Information about a variety of learning communities, including those designated for freshmen, based in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Offered by the Department of Biological Sciences, the marine science program consists of double-major programs focusing on marine biology, marine geology, and oceanography, culminating in the bachelor of science (BS) degree; some courses within the program are conducted on-site in the Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium facility at Dauphin Island Sea Lab.

The New College LifeTrack program offers students with work and family obligations a continued education flexible enough to adapt to their busy lifestyles.

The pre-health professions track prepares students for the intense requirements of professional schools in 10 health fields: medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy, chiropractic, public health, occupational therapy, physician assistant, and veterinary medicine.

Pre-major studies offers the student who has yet to select a major field of study a means of completing core courses while exploring different academic options.

The prelaw studies program offers undergraduates who wish to pursue law degrees upon graduation the assistance and resources to prepare them for admission to and success in law school.

New College offers students the opportunity to design their own individualized minor programs of study if no existing minor fits their preferred course of study.

A program of the Department of Political Science, the Washington Experience awards course credit to students who complete summer internships in Washington, DC.

The Office of Undergraduate Research assists students in the College of Arts and Sciences who wish to prepare for and participate in undergraduate research, and helps faculty involve students in research as a critical element of their learning.