Laurus College

What you'll study

The curriculum combines general education and a program core focused on audio/video production. The catalog lists 12 general education courses totaling 60 credits and 26 program-core courses totaling 130 credits.

• General education (12 courses, 60 credits): Examples in the catalog include LAU100 College Orientation; BIO200 Life Science; BUS200 Business Communications; ENG100 English Composition I and ENG200 English Composition II; ENG305 Speech and Rhetoric; HUM200 World History; MTH101 Introductory Algebra; MTH240 Statistics; PHY200 Physical Science; PSY140 Introduction to Psychology; and SOC120 Introduction to Sociology.
• Program core (26 courses, 130 credits): Core coursework covers foundational and applied AV skills. Catalog entries include AUD110 Intro to Audio Video Production (industry terminology, file organization, basic recording, editing and export, and end-to-end simple production projects) and AUD120 Intro to Digital Audio Production (DAW operation, critical listening, microphone characteristics, multitrack session organization, basic processing, and introductory sound design). The program also emphasizes mixing, mastering, post-production, acoustics and the entertainment-business application of projects.

Entry requirements

The course page text provided does not specify admissions criteria. Prospective applicants should contact the institution's admissions office or request information for detailed entry requirements, prerequisites, and transfer-credit policies.

Career prospects

Graduates commonly move into practical production and technical roles. The catalog lists potential outcomes such as content producer, studio technician, AV/audio systems technician, podcast producer, audio editor, and live sound engineer.

Scholarships & funding angle

The program page does not include scholarship specifics. As with most professional bachelor programs, applicants should explore institutional scholarships, federal student aid where eligible, employer tuition assistance, and program-specific grants or work-study options by contacting financial aid early in the application process.