Advising The College of Creative Arts recommends that all art majors confer regularly with their advisers in order to maintain the correct distribution of course work and to establish the necessary prerequisites f or upper-division instruction. Students will find it difficult to carry more than three studio art classes in one semester. The Division of Art reserves the right to require a portfolio review to determine a student's retention in a program or emphasis. No studio courses are available on an audit or credit by examination basis. Courses designated for non-art majors may not be substituted for art degree requirements unless approved in advance by the chairperson of the Division of Art.
Every effort is made to protect student work and property.
Work displayed in the WVU Art Galleries is insured for the exhibition period. The Division of Art does not accept responsibility for damage or losses under other circumstances. The Division of Art reserves the right to retain certain examples of student work for reproduction and exhibition purposes. Art Supplies Supplies for classroom presentations, demonstrations, and common use must for economy and availability-be purchased from a central source and fund. To expect every student individually to supply all materials needed for high consumption courses of instruction would create a situation of excessive financial hardship for most and a complex logistical problem for all.