Studio Art, B.F.A.

Freshman Year (30 Sem. Hrs.)

• 24-21 Sem. Hrs. chosen from:

• ART 1011 Two-Dimensional Design (3)
• ART 1012 Three-Dimensional Design (3)
• ART 1360 Introduction to Printmaking (3)
• ART 1661 Introduction to Ceramics: Handbuilding (3)
• ART 1762 Sculpture I (3)
• ART 1847 Drawing and Composition (3)
• ART 1848 Beginning Figure Drawing (3)
• ART 1849 Introduction to Painting (3)
• ART 2050 Digital Art I (3)
• ART 2655 Basic Jewelry/Metalsmithing (3)
• ART 2995 Basic Photography (3)
• ARTH 1440 Historical Survey of the Arts (3)
• ARTH 1441 Historical Survey of the Arts (3)

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• Area of concentration course (0-3)
• ENGL 1001 English Composition (3)
• General education analytical reasoning course (from mathematics) (3)

Sophomore Year (30 Sem. Hrs.)

• 6-9 Sem. Hrs. chosen from:

• ART 1360 Introduction to Printmaking (3)
• ART 1661 Introduction to Ceramics: Handbuilding (3)
• ART 1762 Sculpture I (3)
• ART 1848 Beginning Figure Drawing (3)
• ART 1849 Introduction to Painting (3)
• ART 2050 Digital Art I (3)
• ART 2655 Basic Jewelry/Metalsmithing (3)
• ART 2995 Basic Photography (3)

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• Area of concentration courses (15-6)
• Studio art elective (0-3)
• ARTH 2000 level or above (3)
• ENGL 2000 English Composition (3)
• General education analytical reasoning course (3)
• General education social science course (3)

Junior Year (30 Sem. Hrs.)

• Area of concentration courses (9-15)
• Studio art elective (3-0)
• ARTH 4000 level course (3-6)
• General education natural sciences courses (sequence) (6)
• General education humanities course (3)
• General education social science course (2000 or above) (3)
• General elective (0-3)

Senior Year (30 Sem. Hrs.)

• Area of concentration courses (15-9)
• Studio art elective (0-3)
• ARTH 4000 level course (3-6)
• General education humanities courses (6)
• General education natural sciences course (3) *
• General elective (0-6)

120 Total Sem. Hrs.

* If two course sequence is taken in the physical sciences, the three-hour course must be from the life sciences, and vice versa.

Areas of Concentration