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CHOOSING A MAJOR
What can I choose for my major?
Baccalaureate (4-year) Degree Majors
Arts: Visual and Performing
Art, Art Education
Art History
Graphic Design
Integrative Arts
Interdisciplinary Digital Studio
Music, Musical Arts, Music Education
Musical Theatre
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Visual Arts Studies
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Visual Arts Studies
This program is started and completed only at Penn State Altoona.

The B.A. program in Visual Arts Studies (VAST) at Penn State Altoona
constitutes a distinct approach to Art in the context of a liberal
arts education. It combines innovative and traditional approaches to
provide students with opportunities for understanding art and art
making. The degree can prepare students for immediate employment in
creative fields or the individual research of graduate studies. The
Visual Arts Studies program seeks to provide the conceptual,
technical, and professional frameworks needed to nurture productive,
confident artists. Portfolio review is not a requirement for program
consideration.

The B.A. in Visual Arts Studies is offered by Penn State's College of Arts and Architecture.

Read more about high school course requirements or transfer requirements.

Please note: The University may make changes in policies, procedures, educational offerings, and requirements at any time. Please consult the most recent Degree Programs Bulletin for more detailed information.



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