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Degree Specification
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B.F.A Degree
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Major in Art with a Graphic Design Emphasis
The BFA Degree provides a more comprehensive
and structured background in graphic design and the fine arts. This
degree provides the greatest well defined knowledge of Creative
Graphic Design at the undergraduate level and is recommended for
students seeking careers as creative designers, multimedia designers,
illustrators, web designers and art directors. This approach allows
a student to focus in Fine Art, Graphic and Multimedia Design with
out an outside minor. The 21 credit outside of department minor
is waived and those credits are taken in more advanced Art and Graphic
Design course work. Students from this program often seek admission
into graduate schools with a more well defined personal and professional
portfolio after completing the undergraduate degree and go on to
teach or work as professional designers.
BA Degree
Major in Art with Graphic Design Emphasis
and with Art History Minor

The BA Graphic Design program is intended
to develop students as creative graphic designers with career development
paths as graphic production designers, print designers, and web
designers in a competive job market. Art History Minor allows for
some additional competitive edge if going into designing for Museums,
Galleries or Art Historians is a career goal.
BA Degree
Major in Art with Graphic Design Emphasis

The BA Graphic
Design program is intended to develop students as creative graphic
designers with career development paths as graphic production designers,
print designers, and web designers in a competive job market. This
degree must be approached with an additional minor from another
discipline unlike those selecting the BFA degree. This approach
allows a student to concentrate in fine art and graphic design while
taking advantage of a wide variety of 21 credit minor offerings
campus wide and is particulary useful when balancing business courses,
advertising and web information development courses for a rounded
more liberal arts degree approach.
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