Undergraduate Programs
Mission
The School of Art Faculty sees the switch to a semester system as an opportunity to redesign and introduce a more current and efficient program. The result is an interdisciplinary Foundations Program for first year studio students, a BFA in Studio Art that allows for increased interdisciplinary opportunities, with concentrations in Ceramics, Painting + Drawing, Photography + Integrated Media, Printmaking, or Sculpture + Expanded Practice, and updated BA in Art History and Studio Art, BFA in Graphic Design, and BFA in Interior Architecture. We believe these changes will:
Sustain a cohesive studio engaged community in the School of Art
Maintain a studio program and curriculum that reflects the contemporary field of studio art practice.
Support a program of national prominence in the training of studio artists
Meet the demands and expectations of professionalism as students matriculate
Address inter- and multi-disciplinary student interests while maintaining traditional discipline options
Pathway to Graduation
All students enter the School of Art as either a Bachelor of Arts (BA) studio art or art history major, and must complete requirements in studio foundations and art history. Studio Art students may continue with the BA degree, or apply for admission into one of our BFA tracks, at the end of the first year for Interior Architecture, and during the second year for Graphic Design and Studio Art. To graduate from the School of Art, all students must maintain a minimum accumulative GPA of 2.75 and an in-major GPA of 3.0
Undergraduate BA Degree in Art
Undergraduate BA Degree in Art History
Undergraduate BFA Degree in Studio Art
Undergraduate BFA Degree in Graphic Design
Undergraduate BFA Degree in Interior Architecture
Honors Tutorial College
