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East Los Angeles College 2012-13 Lower Division Major Requirements

East Los Angeles College
2012-13 Lower Division Major Requirements

Students may fulfill lower division major requirements before transferring to LMU.  LMU offers undergraduate curricula leading to the following degrees:

• Bachelor of Arts degrees offered by the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts, the College of Communication and Fine Arts and the School of Film and Television


• Bachelor of Business Administration, the Bachelor of Science in Accounting (B.S.A.) and the Bachelor of Science offered by the College of Business Administration


• Bachelor of Science and the Bachelor of Science in Engineering offered by the Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering


• majors in elementary and secondary teacher preparation

Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts
African American Studies
Asian and Pacific Studies 
Chicana/o Studies     
Classical Civilizations
Classics
Economics, B. A.
Economics, B. A. with an International Emphasis
Economics, B. S.
English, Literature emphasis
English, Writing emphasis
European Studies
French/Francophone Studies  
Greek (Classical)
History
Humanities
Latin
Modern Languages 
Philosophy
Political Science    
Psychology
Sociology
Spanish
Theological Studies
Urban Studies
Women's Studies    

College of Business Administration
The following are the majors offered by the College of Business Administration. 
Each may be earned with a concentration in either Business Law or International Business.
Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship
Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance
Bachelor of Business Administration in Management
Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing
Bachelor of Science in Accounting (B.S.A.)
Bachelor of Science in Applied Information Management Systems 

College of Communication and Fine Arts
Art History 
Communication Studies
Dance, General Track
Dance, Performance Track 
Music, Choral Conducting (Instrumental or Vocal)
Music, History/Literature (Instrumental or Vocal)
Music, Instrumental Conducting
Music, Instrumental Studies
Music, Theory/Composition (Instrumental or Vocal)
Music, Vocal Studies
Music, World Music/Ethnomusicology (Instrumental or Vocal) 
Studio Arts, Fine Arts emphasis with a Ceramics concentration
Studio Arts, Fine Arts emphasis with a Drawing and Painting concentration
Studio Arts, Fine Arts emphasis with a Photography concentration
Studio Arts, Fine Arts emphasis with a Printmaking concentration
Studio Arts, Graphic Design emphasis
Studio Arts, Multimedia emphasis with a Text concentration
Studio Arts, Multimedia emphasis with an Image concentration
Studio Arts, Multimedia emphasis with a Sound concentration
Studio Arts, Multimedia emphasis with a Motion concentration  
Theatre Arts 

Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering      
Applied Mathematics
Athletic Training
Biochemistry, ACS-Certified Track
Biochemistry, General Track   
Biology, B. A. 
Biology, B. S.  
Chemistry, ACS-Certified Track
Chemistry, General Track   
Computer Science Major
Computer Science Major with an emphasis in Scientific Computing
Computer Science Major with an emphasis in Business Applications
Computer Science Major with an emphasis in Games and Animation
Engineering Physics
Environmental Science
Health and Human Sciences
Mathematics
Physics 
Civil Engineering  
Civil Engineering with an emphasis in Environmental Engineering    
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering emphasis
General Engineering Curriculum
Mechanical Engineering

School of Film and Television
Animation  
Film and Television Production 
Recording Arts
Screenwriting 

Elementary Teacher Preparation Program
Liberal Studies

Secondary Teacher Preparation Program
English, Secondary Teacher Preparation Program
History, Secondary Teacher Preparation Program
Mathematics, Secondary Teacher Preparation Program
Mathematics, Secondary Teacher Preparation Program with a 2042 Preliminary Teaching Credential 
Political Science, Secondary Teacher Preparation Program in Social Science 
Studio Arts, Art Education emphasis
Studio Arts, Art Education emphasis with a State of California Secondary Teaching Credential