Laurus College

What you'll study

The curriculum combines 40 credits of general education and 60 credits of program core courses. General education covers college success skills, computer applications, two levels of English composition, introductory algebra, life and physical sciences, and world history.

• General education (8 courses, 40 credits): LAU100 College Orientation; LAU115 Computer Applications; ENG100 English Composition I; MTH101 Introductory Algebra; ENG200 English Composition II; BIO200 Life Science; PHY200 Physical Science; HUM200 World History.
• Program core (12 courses, 60 credits): AUD110 Introduction to Audio Video Production; VID130 Introduction to Digital Video Production; AUD120 Introduction to Digital Audio Production; VID170 Single Camera Production & Lighting; AUD220 AV Technology and Live Events; AUD230 Audio Recording Technique (and additional core courses as listed in the college catalog).

Entry requirements

The published course page provides program length, credit load, delivery format and locations for on-site support but does not list specific admissions criteria. Prospective applicants should contact admissions or request information for detailed entry requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates commonly move into technical and production roles supporting media creation and live events. Typical job titles cited by the program include audio technician, camera operator, media content editor, videographer, audiovisual specialist and social media content producer.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The course page does not specify scholarships or tuition details. Students should consult Laurus College admissions and financial aid offices for information on available scholarships, grants, payment plans, and veteran or workforce funding options.