The main difference  between the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts in studio art at Concordia University, Nebraska is in the ratio of liberal arts courses to studio arts courses for each degree. With the B.A., you’ll take more liberal arts courses in general studies such as literature, history and math. The B.A. is a great option if you’re planning to double major. For instance, maybe you want to study studio art and education or art and English. Because of the flexibility of the B.A., you can take more courses in another major or minor.
With the B.F.A. in studio art, you’ll focus more on intensive art and design studies. If you want to take more art classes and study the intricacies of the art world, gaining as much experience and skill in art as possible, then a B.F.A. might be the right choice for you.
Your choice between the Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees will come down to your educational and career goals. You can meet with your advisor to decide which path to pursue.