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The Art Minor at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) is designed to enhance your primary field of study by developing your visual thinking and creative skills. Through hands-on projects in drawing, color theory, and 3D design, you will sharpen your artistic voice and problem-solving abilities. This minor is valuable for students across all disciplines, enabling you to communicate visually and bring creative insights to fields such as communications, education, business, or science. Adding an art minor offers a flexible way to personalize your education. It equips you with specialized knowledge and skills that complement your major. For example, a Strategic Communications major could benefit from a Graphic Design minor, or a Theatre Arts student might find value in a Dance minor. Employers often recognize minors as indicators of a broader skill set and diverse interests, which can potentially lead to better career opportunities.
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Tuition (international)Nonresident undergraduate courses cost $362.90 per credit hour for general tuition and $301.45 per credit hour for the university fee, totaling $664.35 per credit hour. Additional fees may apply based on the college offering the course (e.g., College of Fine Arts Design: $87.66 per credit hour).
Tuition (home)Resident undergraduate courses cost $260.18 per credit hour for general tuition and $41.27 per credit hour for the university fee, totaling $301.45 per credit hour. Additional fees may apply based on the college offering the course.
LivingLiving costs are not specified for this program.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. International students also have a semester fee for international student services and are required to have medical insurance.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsReview the admission standards for freshman, transfer, or other student types on the UCO Admissions website.
2. Submit ApplicationComplete the online application for admission. There are no specific application deadlines for undergraduate applicants, but some programs may require a secondary application.
3. Submit Supporting DocumentsProvide all necessary academic transcripts and any other required documents as specified by the admissions office.
4. Explore Financial Aid and ScholarshipsInvestigate available financial aid options and scholarships, including automatic scholarships for incoming freshmen with a deadline of February 1.
Scholarships
Automatic ScholarshipsVaries
College of Liberal Arts ScholarshipsOver $100,000 awarded annually