BFA Studio Art

Students seeking professional portfolios will pursue the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree (BFA.) This degree allows for a concentration in a particular field including, ceramics, painting, printmaking, graphic design, imaging arts, and sculpture. The program permits the candidate to take a greater number of classes in studio art and art history.

Admission to the BFA program is by competitive portfolio review after the student has completed 18 credit hours of studio art. BFA candidates are required to present an exhibition during their senior year that demonstrates their achievement in developing a mature and cohesive body of creative work. The BFA degree is also the foundation for graduate study toward the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree.

BFA Interviews are held mid-semester in the fall and spring.

Click here for more information about the BFA Interview Process.

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Click here to compare the Bachelors of Arts (BA) and Bachelors of Fine Arts (BFA) degrees. 

For more information about our BFA in Studio Art, check our Academic Program Page!

Click here for the BFA Handbook

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Degree Checklists:

• BFA in Art – Art Studio Degree Checklist 2020–2021
• BFA in Art – Art Studio Degree Checklist 2019–2020
• BFA in Art – Art Studio Degree Checklist 2018–2019
• BFA in Art – Art Studio Degree Checklist 2017–2018