Yeshiva Karlin Stolin academic programs?

I'm sorting through my options for post-secondary education, and the Yeshiva Karlin Stolin has come on my radar. What kind of academic programs do they have there? I'd love to hear from someone who attended or knows about the yeshiva's offerings.

Yeshiva Karlin Stolin, also known as the Beth Aaron V'Israel of Karlin Stolin, is part of a Hasidic dynasty with roots in Karlin, Belarus. Its primary function is as a religious study institution, offering programs that primarily focus on Talmudic study and Jewish Law, consistent with other Yeshiva institutions.

In regards to formal secular academic courses, it might not provide the typical menu of programs one would see at a conventional post-secondary institution. A majority of the yeshivas group their course offerings under Yeshiva study, which includes learning about the Torah, Talmud, Jewish law (Halacha), Jewish philosophy, and other Jewish texts. Some yeshivas may also offer basic secular studies such as math, language arts, history, or science, but this is often varying and secondary to the religious curriculum.

Just a note - if you're looking for a program that offers a mixture of religious and secular study, with the option to study a wider range of academic subjects, you might want to explore Modern Orthodox institutions, such as Yeshiva University in New York. They combine rigorous religious studies with a comprehensive secular education including fields such as business, psychology, biology, computer science, etc. Just remember to research the particular institution to ensure it aligns with your academic and religious interests.