The sequences of Studio courses, which do not constitute official minors, are intended to help non-majors concentrate their vision and give the breadth and depth of experience necessary for future achievement. Students should speak to the instructor to determine where they should begin in this sequence. Studio majors should work out the sequence of their courses in consultation with their department advisor. Studio courses carry a lab fee. The lab fee is used by the University to help defray the costs of supplies, props, models, and other studio related expenses.
Studios are open most nights and on Sundays for student use.
Although the Fine Arts Department does not offer an advanced degree, undergraduate courses can be taken for graduate credit upon application to the department. These offerings may provide complements for the various interdisciplinary and special programs offered by the University. Advanced students may participate in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts Seminar Program, which offers art history courses taught by the museum staff. For details, inquire at the Fine Arts department office.