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Bachelor of Arts in Art
Bachelor of Arts in Art
The B.A. in Art degree allows for emphases in the studio areas of ceramics, graphic design, painting, photography and printmaking. The curriculum for all degrees allows students to develop critical thinking skills and technical expertise in an interdisciplinary environment. Students are required to Minor in Art History (12 hours).
The B.A. in Art degree certifies that the student has completed a major study in the visual arts as an integral part of a general liberal arts degree program. Career preparation is not the primary objective of the B.A. degree, however, it ensures that the student have a broad approach to artistic production.
| Required Courses |
Credit Hours |
| Core |
12 |
| Upper Division Drawing |
3 |
| Intermediary Level Courses* |
|
| Painting |
3 |
| Printmaking |
3 |
| Ceramics |
3 |
| Sculpture |
3 |
| Photography |
3 |
| Graphics Com I |
3 |
| Upper Division Courses |
|
| Emphasis (3000-4000 Level) |
9 |
| Electives (3000-4000 Level) |
6 |
| Total Hours in Studio Art |
39 |
|
|
| Required Minor |
|
| Core |
6 |
| Electives in Art History** |
6 |
|
|
| Total Hours in Minor |
12 |
*Take 3 of the 6 courses, 1 in the area of emphasis.
**6 Hours must be in upper division.
BA Art Balance Sheet
Students should refer to the University Bulletin for a complete program description.
Current students should see their Department Advisor or the College Advising Office for a copy of their Program Balance Sheet for complete program requirements.
Core Courses
Upper Division Drawing Courses
Intermediary Level Courses
Upper Division Courses
Required Minor Core Courses
Required Minor Electives