There are three Bachelor of Arts degree options: Studio Art, Art History, and General Study (in which a student can combine both studio and art history). All three require 36 credits in the department plus an overall liberal arts education that includes English, Math, Natural Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences, Modern Languages, plus room for 18 credits of electives. The BA degree requires a 15 credit minor in another department.
The Bachelor of Arts in Studio degree requires:
ART 101. Introduction to Drawing I
ART 104. 3D Design
ART 109. Introduction to Electronic Media
ARH 131. Survey of Western Art 1
ARH 132. Survey of Western Art II
ARH 343. Modern Art or ARH 344. Contemporary Art
Six studio classes
The Bachelor of Arts in General Study degree requires:
ART 101. Introduction to Drawing I
ART 104. 3D Design
ART 109. Introduction to Electronic Media
ARH 131. Survey of Western Art 1
ARH 132. Survey of Western Art II
ARH 343. Modern Art or ARH 344. Contemporary Art
Any combination of six studio or art history classes
The Bachelor of Arts in Art History degree requires:
Any 2 Art Classes
ARH 131 and ARH 132
ARH 343. Modern Art or ARH 344. Contemporary Art
6 Art History Classes (200 level or above)
1 Art History Seminar (400 or 500 level)
The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree requires 72 credits in the department (and fewer General Education requirements in the College of Arts and Sciences): The BFA degree carries an automatic minor in Art History and does not require another minor outside the department.
ART 101. Introduction to Drawing I
ART 104. 3D Design
ART 109. Introduction to Electronic Media
ARH 131. Survey of Western Art 1
ARH 132. Survey of Western Art II
ARH 343. Modern Art or ARH 344. Contemporary Art
Two ARH electives of your choice
A primary studio concentration of 18 credits
A secondary studio concentration of 15 credits
15 credits of studio electives
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