AA/AS in Fine and Studio Arts
Bay City, Texas, United States
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AA/AS in Fine and Studio Arts is an associate's degree in Visual Arts programme offered by Delta College in Bay City, United States. The programme runs for 5 semesters, delivered in a hybrid format. It carries 63.0 credits (credits). Teaching is in English. Tuition for international students is USD 22,040 per total (USD 13,480 per total for local students).
At a glance
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Last checked October 2026 · Source: delta.edu ·
Program details
Overview
Requirements
| Type | Test | Min / Max | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standardized Test | TOEFL iBT | 71.00 iBT score | Required | English proficiency for applicants from non-English-speaking countries; no section score below 20. Accepted within the last two years. |
| Standardized Test | IELTS Academic | 6.00 band | Required | English proficiency for applicants from non-English-speaking countries. Accepted within the last two years. |
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Frequently asked questions
Delta College awards an Associate's Degree in the field of Visual Arts on completion of this programme.
The programme runs for 5 semesters.
Tuition for international students is USD 22,040 per total (USD 13,480 per total for local students).
Partly — the programme uses a hybrid format combining online and on-campus study.
The programme is taught in English.
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