B.A. in Art
The B.A. in art is designed to offer students a degree in art that allows time for significant study in another discipline as well. This makes room for double majors and extensive study in the humanities or sciences or other degree programs. The B.A. degree gives students with varied interests in university study a sound footing in visual, tactile and conceptual capabilities, historical and cultural knowledge and a range of theoretical and analytical bases for making art. To earn a B.A. (122 hours), the student is required to take a minimum of 48 hours in the Division of Art and nine to 12 hours in the Division of Art History.
Students may choose the B.A. degree in art upon the completion of ASAG 1300 Observation and ASAG 1304 Spaces or their equivalent.
| Requirements for the Degree |
Credit Hours |
| UC/GEC Requirements |
varies |
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Foundations:
and one 1300-level course in ASCE, ASDR, ASIM, ASPH, ASPR, ASPT, or ASSC (for the student who declares the major in art after taking a number of introductory courses)
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9
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Required Art Courses:
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6
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Advanced Art Studies:
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15
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Additional Art Studies:
- Selected from Division of Art courses at any level
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6
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Art History:
- No more than 6 credit hours at the 1000 level. ASAG 3350 may substitue for one 3000-level art history course. Courses in visual culture studies from other divisions may substitute with approval.
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12
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Free Electives (hours vary as needed to meet University residency and degree requirements)
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122 |
Note: All courses in studio art, except lectures and seminars, have a laboratory fee of $30 per credit hour, which is collected by the cashier at the time of enrollment.