Graduate Catalog 1998
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or M.F.A. degree levels. The sole purpose of the completion of the recommended undergraduate course work is to ensure entry-level competency and ability to engage in serious scholarly and creative studies.
C. Those seeking admission at either the Master of Arts level or the Master of Fine Arts level must declare upon apphcation the studio areas that will constitute the major and minor areas of studio concentration.
D. A slide portfolio of twenty shdes reflecting the best and most recently compl...eted work in the applicant's major and minor areas of concentration must be submitted with materials that are required by the Graduate School and Research. Students wiU not be admitted into the M.A. or the M.F.A. programs unless the portfolio requirement has been met at the point of application.
E. A goal statement must be submitted by the appUcant specifying the areas of concentration and articulating substantive reasons for seeking a graduate degree in the visual arts at either the M.A. or M.F.A.
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or M.F.A. degree levels. The sole purpose of the completion of the recommended undergraduate course work is to ensure entry-level competency and ability to engage in serious scholarly and creative studies.
C. Those seeking admission at either the Master of Arts level or the Master of Fine Arts level must declare upon apphcation the studio areas that will constitute the major and minor areas of studio concentration.
D. A slide portfolio of twenty shdes reflecting the best and most recently compl...eted work in the applicant's major and minor areas of concentration must be submitted with materials that are required by the Graduate School and Research. Students wiU not be admitted into the M.A. or the M.F.A. programs unless the portfolio requirement has been met at the point of application.
E. A goal statement must be submitted by the appUcant specifying the areas of concentration and articulating substantive reasons for seeking a graduate degree in the visual arts at either the M.A. or M.F.A.
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