Cleveland State University

Bachelor's Degree Programs

Cleveland State University's office is located in the University Center building room 113

Toll-free phone number:  (800) 995-5222  extension 4850
Direct-dial phone number:  (440) 366-4850 

• Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
• Bachelor of Arts in Public Safety Management
• Bachelor of Arts in Nonprofit Administration
• Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies
• Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology

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Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

The study of psychology is concerned with explaining, predicting, and describing the thoughts, emotions, and actions of humans and animals. A major or minor in psychology provides an excellent background for occupations in such diverse fields as business, education, and the social services. A major provides the basis for graduate training leading to the pursuit of psychology as a profession in either the academic or applied areas.

Many students decide to major in psychology because the CSU program prepares them to work with and help others in many different ways, from providing one-on-one, in-depth assistance to those who are suffering to conducting research into the causes of mental illness to understanding what motivates people to respond to written or oral communication. Individuals, couples, families, schools, businesses, and communities all seek and use psychological services. Cleveland State University's Bachelor of Arts in Psychology makes it possible for students to pursue a four-year (baccalaureate) psychology major by a combination of courses taken at LCCC that are either LCCC courses taught by LCCC instructors or CSU courses taught by visiting CSU instructors.

Parallel LCCC Programs

• Associate of Arts
• Associate of Science

Admission Requirements
Applications should be submitted six weeks prior to the beginning of the term.  complete admissions information can be found at the website listed below or call  440-366-4850 .  Admission requirements include:

1. A completed Cleveland State University Undergraduate Admission Application along with a Partnership Application Supplement Form must be submitted.  Forms are available at the Cleveland State Partnership Office at Lorain County Community College in the University Center building, room 113.  Applications can also be obtained on-line at: http://www.csuohio.edu/admissions/transfer/apply/
2. Official copy of transcripts sent directly from each regionally-accredited college or university attended.
3. A one-time, $30 undergraduate application processing fee.
   The application and supporting materials can be dropped off at the Cleveland Partnership Office at Lorain County Community College or you may send them directly to: Cleveland State University, Office of the University Registrar, Application Processing Center, 2121 Euclid Avenue UC 400, Cleveland, OH 44115-2214. 

Bachelor of Arts in Public Safety Management

The Bachelor of Arts in Public Safety Management degree is designed to:

• Equip public safety officials with additional management and communication skills to address the needs of their urban constituents;
• Allow for in-depth study of community safety needs and problems, as well as providing; analytical tools for addressing injustice for those living and working in urban settings;
• Provide access to faculty members with governmental and public management expertise;
• Prepare students for future career challenges in public safety services.

Parallel LCCC Programs

• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) - Justice Systems
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) - Public Administration

Admission Procedures
Applications should be submitted six weeks prior to the beginning of the term.  complete admissions information can be found at the website listed below or call  440-366-4850 .  Admission requirements include:

1. A completed Cleveland State University Undergraduate Admission Application along with a Partnership Application Supplement Form must be submitted.  Forms are available at the Cleveland State Partnership Office at Lorain County Community College in the University Center building, room 113.  Applications can also be obtained on-line at: http://www.csuohio.edu/admissions/transfer/apply/
2. Official copy of transcripts sent directly from each regionally-accredited college or university attended.
3. A one-time, $30 undergraduate application processing fee.

The application and supporting materials can be dropped off at the Cleveland Partnership Office at Lorain County Community College or you may send them directly to: Cleveland State University, Office of the University Registrar, Application Processing Center, 2121 Euclid Avenue UC 400, Cleveland, OH 44115-2214.

Bachelor of Arts in Nonprofit Administration

The Bachelor of Arts in Nonprofit Administration degree is designed to:

• Equip human service personnel with additional management and communication skills to address the needs of urban human services and non-profit agencies;
• Prepare students to assume administrative or managerial roles in human services agencies that deal with welfare reform, work and training, substance abuse, mental health, domestic violence, and health and nutrition;
• Provide access to faculty members with expertise in public administration and non-profit management in an urban setting;
  Prepare students for future career challenges, including graduate work in a number of fields.

Parallel LCCC Program

• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) – Human Services

Admission Procedures
Applications should be submitted six weeks prior to the beginning of the term.  Complete admissions information can be found at the website listed below or call  440-366-4850 .

1. A completed Cleveland State University Undergraduate Admission Application along with a Partnership Application Supplement Form must be submitted.  Forms are available at the Cleveland State Partnership office at Lorain County Community College in the University Center building, room 113. Applications can also be obtained on-line at: http://www.csuohio.edu/admissions/transfer/apply/
2. Official copy of transcripts sent directly from each regionally-accredited college or university attended.
3. A one-time, $30 undergraduate application processing fee.
   The application and supporting materials can be dropped off at the Cleveland State Partnership Office at Lorain County Community College or you may send them directly to: Cleveland State University, Office of the University Registrar, Application Processing Center, 2121 Euclid Avenue UC 400, Cleveland, OH 44115-2214.

Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies curriculum takes full advantage of its location in a major urban setting in fulfilling its commitment to urban education, research, and community service.  Students pursuing the Bachelor of Arts degree program take courses and seminars dealing directly with urban problems and their solutions.  The program offered through the University Partnership focuses on Public Administration, the study of leadership, management, public policy, budgeting and finance.  The degree prepares students for career challenges in the public, private and non-profit sectors.  It is also excellent preparation for further study, such as graduate school or law school.

Parallel LCCC Program

• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) – Public Administration

Admission Procedures
Applications should be submitted six weeks prior to the beginning of the term.  Complete admissions information can be found at the website listed below.

1. A completed Cleveland State University Undergraduate Admission Application along with a Partnership Application Supplement Form must be submitted.  Forms are available at the Cleveland State Partnership office at Lorain County Community College in the University Center building, room 113. Applications can also be obtained on-line at: http://www.csuohio.edu/admissions/transfer/apply/
2. Official copy of transcripts sent directly from each regionally-accredited college or university attended.
3. A one-time, $30 undergraduate application processing fee.

The application and supporting materials can be dropped off at the Cleveland State Partnership Office at Lorain County Community College or you may send them directly to: Cleveland State University, Office of the University Registrar, Application Processing Center, 2121 Euclid Avenue UC 400, Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214.

Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology  

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The Electronics Engineering Technology is a two-year upper-division program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology degree (BSEET). The Electronics Engineering Technology program is accredited by TAC of ABET (Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology).  A Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology graduate is qualified to work in positions requiring the "application of scientific and engineering knowledge and methods combined with technical skills in support of engineering activities," as stated by ABET.   

Many students decide to major in Electronics Engineering Technology because the CSU program prepares them to gain employment in a diverse range of industries including, industrial control and automation, aerospace, medical, computer, telecommunications, and defense industries. Most importantly, Engineering Technology prepares graduates to contribute immediately in these industries. 

Cleveland State University’s Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology program makes it possible for students to pursue a four-year (baccalaureate) Electrical Engineering Technology major through a combination of courses taken at LCCC that are either LCCC courses taught by LCCC instructors or CSU courses taught by visiting CSU instructors.  For additional information on the Cleveland State Electronics Engineering Technology program contact Dr. Majid Rashidi, chairman at (216-523-7485) or m.rashidi@csuohio.edu. 

Parallel LCCC Program

• Associate of Applied Science in Applied Electronics
• Associate of Applied Science in Alternative Energy Technology - Wind Turbine Major

Admission Procedures
Applications should be submitted six weeks prior to the beginning of the term.  Complete admissions information can be found at the website listed below or call  440-366-4850.

1.    A completed Cleveland State University Undergraduate Admission Application along with a Partnership Application Supplement Form must be submitted.  Forms are available at the Cleveland State Partnership office at Lorain County Community College in the University Center building, room 113. Applications can also be obtained on-line at: http://www.engagecsutransfer.com/index.html

2. An official copy of a grade transcript sent directly from each regionally-accredited college or university attended.

3. A one-time, $30 undergraduate application processing fee.

The application and supporting materials can be dropped off at the Cleveland State Partnership Office at Lorain County Community College or you may send them directly to: Cleveland State University, Office of the University Registrar, Application Processing Center, 2121 Euclid Avenue KB 1400, Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214. 

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology

Click here for detailed information about this program.

The study of Mechanical Engineering Technology is a two-year upper-division program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology degree (BSMET). A Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology graduate is qualified to work in positions requiring the application of scientific and engineering knowledge and methods combined with technical skills in support of engineering activities. 

Many students decide to major in Mechanical Engineering Technology because the CSU program prepares them to be employed in a diverse range of industries including, industrial control and automation, aerospace, medical, computer, telecommunications, and defense industries. Most importantly, Engineering Technology prepares graduates to contribute immediately in these industries.

Cleveland State University’s Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology program makes it possible for students to pursue a four-year (baccalaureate) Mechanical Engineering Technology major through a combination of courses taken at LCCC that are either LCCC courses taught by LCCC instructors or CSU courses taught by visiting CSU instructors.  For additional information on the Cleveland State Mechanical Engineering Technology program contact Dr. Majid Rashidi, Chairman at (216-523-7485 or m.rashidi@csuohio.edu. 

Parallel LCCC Programs

• Associate of Applied Science in Mechanical Design
• Associate of Applied Science in Alternative Energy Technology - Wind Turbine Major

Admission Procedures
Applications should be submitted six weeks prior to the beginning of the term.  Complete admissions information can be found at the website listed below or call  440-366-4850.

1. A completed Cleveland State University     Undergraduate Admission Application along with a Partnership Application Supplement Form must be submitted.  Forms are available at the Cleveland State Partnership office at Lorain County Community College in the University Center building, room 113. Applications can also be obtained on-line at: http://www.engagecsutransfer.com/index.html

2.  An official copy of a grade transcript sent directly from each regionally-accredited college or university attended.

3. A one-time, $30 undergraduate application processing fee.

The application and supporting materials can be dropped off at the Cleveland State Partnership Office at Lorain County Community College or you may send them directly to: Cleveland State University, Office of the University Registrar, Application Processing Center, 2121 Euclid AvenueUC 400, Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214.