
There are so many courses offered at LMU, it’s tough deciding just which ones are right for you. Here are 10 awesome LMU classes you might not have known even exist.
Go on the road with your fellow classmates. Refine your creativity through writing.
Take one-on-one music lessons to learn the basics of instrumental or vocal music performance. Choose from guitar, piano, singing, and more.
Sing with a group of welcoming people. Learn about the culture behind gospel choir, and just have fun.
Perfect your singing in the choral genre. Make lifelong friends who share a passion for musical quality. You do need to audition to take this course.
Clearly, there are plenty of musical LMU courses offered. With this one, you’ll learn the basics of music production without having to become a full-fledged recording arts major. Record music in the studio and create music mixes.
Learn the basics of dance choreography. Stretch, exercise your body, and practice the choreography you devise.
Admittedly, you might have already heard of this course. Learn the basics of theatre performance.
Explore the Los Angeles art scene with your fellow classmates. Learn about art history.
Learn about the indigenous Maori culture in New Zealand. Explore art, culture, and history in New Zealand. This requires an application for LMU study abroad programs.
Science lovers, learn about the chemistry of wine and the wine industry. This course is open to biochemistry majors and minors.
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