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AOS DEGREE PROGRAM – LOS ANGELES

ABOUT THE ASSOCIATE OF OCCUPATIONAL STUDIES IN ACTING PROGRAM

The Associate of Occupational Studies Degree delivers intensive training and practical experience in acting for theatre and on-camera mediums. The AOS Degree Program consists of five major areas of focus: Method Acting, Voice & Movement, History, Production, and Professional Development. For degree attainment, this two-year program requires 72 weeks (six 12-Week sessions) of dedicated training and full-time study, plus additional production hours, for a minimum of 100 credit hours. Students will graduate with a strong occupational toolbox, prepared to express themselves confidently with representatives, casting directors and producers — ready to begin their careers as actors.

This 2-year acting Degree program is only offered through the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in Los Angeles. Contact our LA Campus directly for more information regarding the program. Enrollment is limited. Fall enrollment only.


APPLICATION DEADLINES

The Associate of Occupational Studies in Acting commences each Fall. Applications for the Class of 2028 (Fall 2026 start date) are now open:

International Students | August 1, 2026
Domestic Students | August 15, 2026

Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis with decision letters issued approximately every 5 weeks. Prospective students are encouraged to apply early as capacity for this program is extremely limited. The waitlist application deadline is September 1st.

Following acceptance, a $2500 tuition deposit (inclusive of non-refundable fees) is required to secure enrollment in the program. After the deposit is paid, students will receive a free month of Method 101 before the program begins.

AOS Degree Application Requirements


TUITION INFORMATION

Tuition for the 2-year AOS Degree program is billed annually. Tuition may be paid in full or in 3- or 6-payment installments. Payment plans incur a non-refundable finance charge. All fees are applied to your first payment.