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Opportunities Completion of the major will give you a well-rounded background for a career in family and consumer sciences. Completion of the major plus appropriate related electives may prepare you for entry level jobs as nutrition aide, food or appliance demonstrator, interior decoration consultant and salesperson, dressmaker, school lunchroom worker and other related occupations. Transfer Options Many students who complete the Home Economics major transfer to four-year colleges and universities to continue their education in general home economics or one of the related specialized fields such as dietetics, child development, home economics education, clothing and textiles or interior design. Students intending to transfer should plan their programs carefully with the aid of the counseling department, as the lower division requirements and course transferability vary from one institution to another. Faculty members in the Home Economics department will be glad to answer questions by telephone or in person during the school year. Related Majors For related majors and courses, see the brochures on majors in Fashion Merchandising, Early Childhood Education, and Life Management. To achieve the: Associate in Science Degree - Completion of a total of 60 units, including one of the areas of concentration listed below, general education requirement and electives. Certificate of Achievement - Completion of one of the areas of concentration specified below: Fashion Design Program Description: This program is designed for vocational majors planning employment in clothing and textiles and other fashion-related occupations.. Required Courses
Total of 33-35 Units Recommended Electives: Interior Design Program Description: This program is designed for vocational majors planning employment in interior design or interior merchandising occupations. Required Courses
Total of 22 Units Recommended Electives: |
