This list provides links to various academic programs offered at Cabrillo College, specifically for the 2024-2025 catalog year. Each program includes a link to its detailed description on the college's website and, in some cases, additional links to previous catalogs or versions of the program. Here’s a brief overview of what each program entails: 1. **Agriculture**: Not listed directly but could be inferred from other agricultural courses. 2. **Administration of Justice (Criminal Justice)**: Prepares students for careers in law enforcement and criminal justice systems. 3. **Anthropology**: Not listed directly, but may be part of general education requirements. 4. **Art**: Not listed directly, but may be part of general education requirements. 5. **Biology**: Not listed directly, but may be part of general education requirements or specific science programs. 6. **Business Administration**: Not listed directly, but could be inferred from other business courses. 7. **Chemistry**: Not listed directly, but may be part of general education requirements or specific science programs. 8. **Communication Studies**: Prepares students for careers in communication fields such as public relations, media, and more. 9. **Computer Science**: Not listed directly, but could be inferred from other computer-related courses. 10. **Early Childhood Education**: Prepares students to work with young children in educational settings. 11. **Economics**: Focuses on the study of how societies allocate scarce resources among competing needs and desires. 12. **Elementary Teacher Education**: Prepares students for careers as elementary school teachers. 13. **English**: Focuses on language, literature, and writing skills. 14. **Environmental Science**: Combines elements from biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences to understand the environment and solve environmental problems. 15. **Geography**: Not listed directly, but may be part of general education requirements. 16. **Health Sciences**: Not listed directly, but could be inferred from other health-related courses. 17. **History**: Not listed directly, but may be part of general education requirements. 18. **Humanities**: Not listed directly, but may be part of general education requirements. 19. **Mathematics**: Focuses on the study of numbers, quantities, and shapes. 20. **Music**: Not listed directly, but may be part of general education requirements or specific music programs. 21. **Nursing**: Not listed directly, but could be inferred from other nursing courses. 22. **Physical Education**: Not listed directly, but may be part of general education requirements. 23. **Physics**: Focuses on the study of matter, energy, and their interactions. 24. **Political Science**: Focuses on the study of government, politics, and policy-making. 25. **Psychology**: Focuses on the study of human behavior and mental processes. 26. **Sociology**: Focuses on the study of society, social behavior, patterns of social relationships, social interaction, and culture. The specific programs listed in your document are: - Agriculture (implied) - Administration of Justice (Criminal Justice) - Communication Studies - Early Childhood Education - Economics - Elementary Teacher Education - English - Environmental Science For detailed information about each program, including course requirements and transfer options, you should visit the provided links or contact Cabrillo College directly.