A.A. Degree Pre-Major: Theatre

Pre-majors help students seamlessly transition into a bachelor's degree program at one of Florida's four-year institutions.

With a pre-major in theatre, students will complete the common prerequisite course work for an upper-division

dramatic arts major as part of their general Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree program. After graduating from Seminole State, they can continue their studies at a state college or university with junior standing.

Why Should I Consider Pre-Majoring in Theatre at Seminole State?

• Seminole State gives you the opportunity to gain hands-on theatre production experience, working side- by-side with your instructors, peers and accomplished theatre professionals from the Central Florida area.
• Our curriculum parallels the first two years of a four-year degree program. Your course credits will be accepted for most college and university bachelor's programs.
• Smaller class sizes allow you to benefit from individual attention and instruction. Our highly experienced faculty members provide direction and encouragement to help you reach your full potential.
• Selected studies give you unique learning opportunities and a chance to broaden the range of your education. Topics include playwriting, lighting and sound and stage management.
• Working with local and national organizations allows Seminole State's Theatre Department to remain on the cutting edge of theatre technology and current trends. Seminole State is proud of our relationship with the Association for Theatre in Higher Education, SETC, USITT and Central Florida Performing Arts Alliance.

How Do I Earn an A.A. Degree Pre-Major in Theatre?

To successfully pre-major in theatre, you must complete the associated A.A. degree curriculum.

What Career Opportunities are Available in Theatre?

Seminole State's Theatre program can help prepare you for a variety of career paths, including:

• Performance
• Stage management and production
• Set, lighting, sound and makeup design
• Scriptwriting
• Technical theatre
• Musical theatre
• Dramaturgy
• Education
• Communications, marketing and public relations

Visit the Seminole State Career Development Center for more information on career possibilities and assistance with job placement.

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