In the meantime to maintain the university's competitive edge the management enhanced its academic program by expanding the curricular courses to bring in new sets of students. The new nine courses are: Bachelor of Science in Psychology (BSPsyc), Bachelor of Science in Biology (BSBIO); Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIS); Bachelor of Science in Information System (BSIT); Bachelor of Science in Social Work (BSSW); Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology (BSRT); Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED-SPED); Bachelor of Science in Office Administration (BSOA); soon to open Master of Arts in Nursing (MAN); Master of Information Technology (MIT). In addition, the university innovated the institution's courses by moving into vocational technical programs to promote access and equity to its educational services. There are seven Voc-Tech program strands Computer Hardware Servicing NC II; Programming NC IV; Contract Center Services NCII; Food and Beverage Services NC II; Housekeeping NC II; Front Office NC II and Finishing Course for Call Center Agents NC II. All courses are designed to be opened in June 2011.