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Awarding body:

American Academy Of Art

Modules:

The courses are Fundamentals of Art I 5 Semester Credit Hours, Beginning Life Drawing I 5 Semester Credit Hours, English Language Arts I 3 Semester Credit Hours, Freshman Seminar 1 Semester Credit Hour, Fundamentals of Art II 5 Semester Credit Hours, Beginning Life Drawing II 5 Semester Credit Hours, Anatomy 3 Semester Credit Hours, Oil Painting I 5 Semester Credit Hours, Intermediate Life Drawing I 5 Semester Credit Hours, English Language Arts II 3 Semester Credit Hours, Art History Survey I 3 Semester Credit Hours, Oil Painting II 5 Semester Credit Hours, Figurative Sculpture I 5 Semester Credit Hours, Art History Survey II 3 Semester Credit Hours, (One of four) Film and Society; Film and Society: World Cultures; Visual Culture; or Art and Activism 3 Semester Credit Hours, Figure Painting 5 Semester Credit Hours, (One of two) Watercolor Painting I; or Intermediate Life Drawing II 5 Semester Credit Hours, Math 101 3 Semester Credit Hours, Marketing 3 Semester Credit Hours, Still Life Painting 5 Semester Credit Hours, Computer Graphics Foundations 5 Semester Credit Hours, (One of three) Intro to Lab Science; Vision, Light and Color; or Advanced Anatomy 3 Semester Credit Hours, Advanced Painting I 5 Semester Credit Hours, Studio Elective 200/300 or 400 5 Semester Credit Hours, Studio Elective 200/300 or 400 5 Semester Credit Hours, Portfolio: Fine Arts 5 Semester Credit Hours, Advanced Painting II 5 Semester Credit Hours, (One of four) Film and Society; Film and Society: World Cultures; Visual Culture; or Art and Activism 3 Semester Credit Hours, Professional Writing 3 Semester Credit Hours.

Cost:

US $11,940 per semester

Duration:

Variable

Study mode:

Full time

Course description:

This program trains students in the technical aspects of oil painting. Coursework and assignments direct students through the process of creating a unique, consistently styled portfolio of work. As they develop a personal creative vision, the students apply critical, historical and theoretical principles to their own work while developing the professional business practices of the fine art field.

Entry requirements:

Applicants should be a high school graduates or recipients of the G.E.D. and obtained a minimum TOEFL score of 500 (paper-based), 173 (computer-based) and 61 (internet-based). Additionally an interview with a representative of the school should be taken up by the applicants when they apply.

Application details:

Applicants should submit the completed application form along with $25 non-refundable application fee. In addition to this an official transcript of grades from a high school and any post-secondary school attended should be mailed directly to American Academy of Art, Office of the Registrar, at 332 S. Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60604-4302.

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