NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
B.F.A. in Art, Concentration in Drawing/Painting
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At a glance
48 mo
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The Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) program with a concentration in Drawing/Painting focuses on the creation of visual art through mark-making and the application of various mediums. Students will explore realistic rendering, abstraction, self-expression, and conceptual approaches within dedicated, well-equipped studio spaces. This program aims to help students develop a cohesive body of work, a professional portfolio, and prepare for a final BFA exhibition.
Curriculum
The B.F.A. in Drawing/Painting requires 81 credit hours. The curriculum includes foundational art courses, art history, drawing and painting studio courses, studio art electives, and required BFA courses. A sample four-year plan of study is provided.
- Freshman
- Two Dimensional DesignART 110
- Drawing Studio IART 115
- Three Dimensional DesignART 111
- World Art IIART 131
- Computer GraphicsART 185
- Sophomore
- Contemporary ArtART 106
- Painting FundamentalsART 207
- Life Drawing IART 219
- Studio Art Elective
- Drawing & Composition IIART 214
- Rendering TechniquesART 243
- Art History Elective
- Junior
- Color TheoryART 245
- Portrait PaintingART 300
- Studio Art Elective
- Art History Elective
- Life Drawing IIART 305
- Studio Research IART 398
- Figure PaintingART 404
- Senior
- Relief PrintingART 307
- Studio Research IIART 399
- Experimental PaintingART 405
- Studio Art Elective
- SilkscreenART 309
- Studio PaintingART 415
- Portfolio PreparationART 450
- Bachelor Fine Arts SeminarART 465
Careers
Upon completion of the B.F.A. in Drawing/Painting, students will have developed skills in composition, visual analysis, understanding art within social and historical contexts, and the creation of professional portfolios and exhibitions. These skills prepare graduates for various roles in the art and design fields.
- Artist
- Illustrator
- Painter
- Designer
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the B.F.A. in Art, Concentration in Drawing/Painting program?
- The program requires a minimum cumulative undergraduate grade point average (CGPA) of 3.0 in Art Courses for progress and degree completion. Transfer students may apply up to 30 credits from an Associates in Fine Arts Degree towards major requirements, subject to approval.
- How many credit hours are required to complete the B.F.A. in Drawing/Painting?
- The B.F.A. in Drawing/Painting program requires a total of 81 credit hours. These include foundational art courses, art history, drawing and painting studio courses, and specific BFA courses.
- What are the career prospects after graduating from this program?
- Graduates of the B.F.A. in Drawing/Painting program are prepared for various roles in the art and design fields. Potential careers include Artist, Illustrator, Painter, and Designer.
- Is the B.F.A. in Art, Concentration in Drawing/Painting program currently accepting new applications?
- No, this program has been discontinued and is not accepting new admissions. Students previously admitted or currently enrolled should consult an advisor for options.
Entry requirements
GeneralA minimum cumulative undergraduate grade point average (CGPA) in Art Courses of 3.0 is required for progress and degree completion.
Transfer students may have up to 30 credits from an Associates in Fine Arts Degree applied to major course requirements in the BFA program if approved by a faculty advisor or the department chair.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified
LivingNot specified
Tuition and living costs are not specified in the provided program details.
How to apply
1. Check Admission StatusVerify that you meet the specific program requirements, including a minimum GPA and any prerequisite courses. For this specific program, review the discontinuation notice and consult with an advisor.
2. Prepare Application DocumentsGather all required documents, which typically include academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency (if applicable), and potentially a portfolio or statement of purpose, although specific requirements can vary by program.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the university's official application form by the specified deadline. This usually involves an online application portal.
4. Portfolio Review and ExhibitionAs part of the B.F.A. program requirements, students must pass a Senior Review and Exhibition to complete the degree. This process demonstrates mastery of skills and the development of a cohesive body of work.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the B.F.A. in Art, Concentration in Drawing/Painting program?
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The program requires a minimum cumulative undergraduate grade point average (CGPA) of 3.0 in Art Courses for progress and degree completion. Transfer students may apply up to 30 credits from an Associates in Fine Arts Degree towards major requirements, subject to approval.
How many credit hours are required to complete the B.F.A. in Drawing/Painting?
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The B.F.A. in Drawing/Painting program requires a total of 81 credit hours. These include foundational art courses, art history, drawing and painting studio courses, and specific BFA courses.
What are the career prospects after graduating from this program?
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Graduates of the B.F.A. in Drawing/Painting program are prepared for various roles in the art and design fields. Potential careers include Artist, Illustrator, Painter, and Designer.
Is the B.F.A. in Art, Concentration in Drawing/Painting program currently accepting new applications?
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No, this program has been discontinued and is not accepting new admissions. Students previously admitted or currently enrolled should consult an advisor for options.