Good illustration programs in Non-art specific universities

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@Joan_Shook

I don’t think she has a preference on the TYPE of degree…should she?

This is not my area of expertise, but I believe that the distinction between a BS/BA in Art and a BFA in Art is similar to the distinction between a BS/BA in Music in a BSM in Music. So the linked thread is about music, but I believe the same is true about art. I believe that a BS/BA would be where a student might take 1/4-1/3 of their classes in their major, whereas in the BFA, it might be more like 2/3-3/4 of their classes are in their major. Hopefully someone with more expertise will pipe in, though.

Double Degree Dilemma reposted

The Double Degree Dilemma by David Lane (former director of admissions at Peabody) Introduction Music school admissions offices receive more and more visitors expressing an interest in becoming involved with a “double degree” program. At first glance, a double degree program seems to be the perfect solution if you are primarily interested in a liberal arts education, and are also an advanced musical performer. You just do both programs at once, right? After all, you’ve been juggling both interests all through high school. The subject is much more complex than that. Actually, pursuing two diverse interests can be accomplished in several ways, and within various educational settings. Which one you choose depends on your interests and your ambitions. There is no one solution for everybody. To help make sense of it all, you first need to understand the different programs available. Then, to see how individual students find a good match for their needs, I will share some experiences I …