Studio Arts

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The degree will provide a concentration on creative arts as a viable educational choice. Students in the program will also develop skills in general education, and graduate with a transferable degree. Students in the program will be exposed to a variety of art making media, learning skills in design and execution that will serve them in life, whether they choose to continue their education or end with the two-year degree. The development of creative thought is vital for innovation in any field and is an important aspect of the health of a society.

First Semester: 15 Credits

ENGL 1013 - English Composition I Credits: 3
ART 1203 - Drawing I Credits: 3
MAT 1213 - Quantitative Reasoning Credits: 3
or higher
ART 1103 - Basic Design 2D Credits: 3
ART 1003 - Art Appreciation Credits: 3

Second Semester: 15 Credits

ENGL 1023 - English Composition II Credits: 3
Fine Arts or Humanities Credits: 3

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ART 1303 - Photography I Credits: 3
Studio Art Elective Credits: 3

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Social & Behavioral Science Elective Credits: 3

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Third Semester: 15 Credits

HIST 2003 - United States History I Credits: 3
OR HIST 2013 OR PLSC 2003
ART 1113 - Basic Design 3D Credits: 3
ART 2123 - Art History I Credits: 3
Studio Art Elective Credits: 2

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Lab Science Elective Credits: 4

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Fourth Semester: 15 Credits

Lab Science Elective Credits: 4

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ART 1313 - Photography II Credits: 3
Studio Art Elective Credits: 2
Social & Behavioral Science Elective Credits: 3

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ART 2223 - Art History II Credits: 3

Grand Total: 60 Credits

Fine Arts/Humanities

Fine Arts/Humanities courses may be chosen from the following prefixes: ART, DRAM, ENGL, FA, FL, MUS, or PHIL.

Studio Art Electives

Studio Art electives: ART 1213, 2103, 2113, 2203, 2213, Advisor Approved SPTC 2791 or 2792 (preferably -Advanced Art title)

Lab Sciences

Lab Science courses may be chosen from the following prefixes: BIOL, CHEM (excluding CHEM 1213), GEOL, PHSC, OR PHYS.