Curriculum Requirements
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) with an Emphasis in Writing students follow an individualized curricular pathway that allows them to explore a wide range of possibilities for writing and integrating text with the visual arts. Here are the requirements you must meet to earn a BFA with an Emphasis in Writing.
PROFPRAC and CAPSTONE are now required for new incoming students beginning in the 2015-16 academic year.
Total Credit Hours |
126 |
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Writing Core Curriculum |
24 |
- HUM 2001 Literature Survey I (3)
- HUM 3002 Literature Survey II (3)
- WRIT 1101, 1102, or 1103 Contemporary Practices (3)
- WRIT 2040 Writing Workshop (3)
- WRIT 3140 Advanced Writing Workshop (3)
- WRIT 4001 Generative Seminar (6)
- CAPSTONE 4900 Undergraduate Thesis for BFAW Seminar (3)
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Studio |
39 |
- CP 1010 Core Studio Practice I (3)
- CP 1011 Core Studio Practice II (3)
- CP 1020 Research Studio I (3)
- CP 1022 Research Studio II (3)
- SOPHSEM 2900 (Writing) (3)
- PROFPRAC 3900 (3)
- Studio Electives—May include additional Writing courses (21)
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Liberal Arts |
39 |
- ENGLISH 1001 First Year Seminar I (3)
- ENGLISH 1005 First Year Seminar II (3)
- Humanities (12)
- Social Sciences (9)
- Natural Sciences (6)
- Liberal Arts Electives (6)
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Art History |
12 |
- ARTHI 1001 World Cultures/Civilizations: Pre-History to 19th Century Art and Architecture (3)
- Art History Elective at 1000 level (3)
- Art History Electives (6)
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General Electives—Studio, Liberal Arts, Art History, and/or BFAW courses |
12 |
Transfer Students
Total credits required for minimum residency: 66
Minimum Writing Studio credit: 42