Undergraduate Programs at Lake Erie College

Arts and HumanitiesArts and Humanities

• Advertising, Public Relations, and Digital MediaAdvertising, Public Relations, and Digital Media

• EnglishEnglish

• Fine ArtsFine Arts

• HistoryHistory

• Italian StudiesItalian Studies

• Spanish StudiesSpanish Studies

• Visual Communication & Graphic DesignVisual Communication & Graphic Design

Business and Social Sciences Business and Social Sciences

• Accounting Accounting

• Business AdministrationBusiness Administration

• CommunicationCommunication

• Criminal JusticeCriminal Justice

• EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurship

• FinanceFinance

• Human Resource Management MajorHuman Resource Management Major

• MarketingMarketing

• PsychologyPsychology

• Sport ManagementSport Management

• Sports StudiesSports Studies

EducationEducation

• Adolescent-Young Adult Education Adolescent-Young Adult Education With Concentration Areas: Integrated Social Studies, Language Arts, Integrated Mathematics, Physical Science (Chemistry), & Life Science

• Education: Primary (PK-5)Education: Primary (PK-5)

• Education: Multi-Age Education: Multi-Age With Concentration Areas: Spanish & Visual Arts

• Education: Intervention Specialist - Mild to Moderate Needs Education: Intervention Specialist - Mild to Moderate Needs

Equine StudiesEquine Studies

• Equine Business Administration Equine Business Administration

• Equine Facility Management Equine Facility Management

• Equine Pre-Veterinary Science ProgramEquine Pre-Veterinary Science Program

• Equine Teacher/Trainer-English Riding Equine Teacher/Trainer-English Riding

• Equine Therapeutic Horsemanship Equine Therapeutic Horsemanship

Natural Sciences and MathematicsNatural Sciences and Mathematics

• BiologyBiology

• Chemistry Chemistry

• Environmental Science Environmental Science

• Mathematics Mathematics

• Nutrition Nutrition

Undergraduate Minors

Our minor programs consist of several courses in a cluster to provide you with specialized information regarding an industry, topic, or skill. Courses will generally total 15 to 20 semester credits.