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Undergraduate Admissions

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The Department of Art offers a Bachelor of Arts degree with courses in the areas of painting, sculpture, digital media, printmaking, art theory, and graphic design. Students enter the program with an intensive foundations program that focuses on the fundamentals of composition in both two- and three-dimensional applications.

Undergraduate admissions into the program is managed through the university. Visit the University’s Undergraduate Admissions site for more information on the application process, application requirements and deadlines. 

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Q: How do I apply for an undergraduate admission into the program?

A: The Department of Art offers a Bachelor of Arts degree with courses in the areas of painting & drawing, print media, sculpture, digital media, and graphic design. Students enter the program with an intensive foundations program that focuses on the fundamentals of composition in both two- and three-dimensional applications. Undergraduate admissions into the program is managed through the university. 

Visit the University’s Undergraduate Admissions site for more information on the application process, application requirements and deadlines.

Q: Is there a required portfolio submission for admission into the major?
A: There is no required portfolio submission for admission into the major. However, submission of portfolios is required for certain awards and scholarships.

Q: Can I minor in Studio Art?
A: The Department does not offer a minor in Studio Art. 

Q: I am currently enrolled at UMD but I would like to change my major to Studio Art. Who should I contact?

A: Please contact Emily Conover (econover@umd.edu). After meeting with her, you will need to make an appointment with ARHU advising: http://go.umd.edu/arhuscheduling

Contact the Director of Undergraduate Studies

Patrick Craig

Associate Professor, Art

2M312 Parren J. Mitchell Art-Sociology Building
College Park MD, 20742

(301) 405-7790