Bachelor of Fine Art
A BFA is a four-year degree program which allows students to approach an education in the visual arts within a university art studio context.
About the Bachelor of Fine Art Program
Fine Arts students enrolled at WNMU have options towards professional careers in the visual arts, art education, and music. The AA degree in Graphic Design leads toward the computer related workforce. The BFA Program requires an application process and a strong, competitive portfolio for admission. It is designed as preparation for a graduate study or for careers in Art. Art as a discipline provides the facilities and assistance for developing competence in the visual arts, art education, art history, and the graphic arts.
Applying to the Expressive Arts BFA Program
Be sure you have met the following requirements when preparing for your application to the BFA program.
Requirements
- Successful completion of three semesters of course work (minimum 24 credit hours in Art) with a 3.0 GPA in all art courses taken.
- A portfolio of twenty (20) images showing a cohesive body of current or recent work that demonstrate your creative achievements and reflect your area of interest.
- A letter of intent stating your reasons for applying, what you hope to gain from the experience, your future artistic and professional goals, and the primary media you intend to focus on.
- Obtain sponsorship from a full-time Expressive Arts faculty member.
For more information about the BFA program, contact Department Administrator, Karyn Neil: karyn.neil@wnmu.edu