The Family and Consumer Sciences program is designed to develop those skills necessary for gainful employment in the field of Home Economics. Combined with courses such as business, journalism, television, or advertising, the Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum can also fulfill the vocational objectives of those who want to use their background in business or communications. Those wishing to transfer to a four-year college and receive a Bachelor’s degree in Family and Consumer Sciences/Home Economics should refer to the transfer program in the catalog and in the catalog of the intended college of transfer.
View our certificate in the College Catalog under Certificates and Degrees.
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Entry-Level Positions include: Independent Living Services |
With Further Education and Experience: Teacher |
For more information, please contact our staff below.
Lori Hoolihan Department Chair Foods and Nutrition Instructor Family and Consumer Sciences (949) 582-4598 |
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