AA/AS in Fine and Studio Arts

This versatile degree allows students to develop a personal style while studying design theory alongside studio practice. Work spans two- and three-dimensional forms including painting, ceramics and printmaking. Students take original pieces from concept to completion in professional art studios. They finish with a portfolio suitable for transfer applications or for entering the job market. Graduates often continue at four-year colleges through joint admissions and articulation agreements. The degree totals 62 credit hours and is offered in person or in a hybrid format. Interested applicants can request information, arrange a campus visit or start an application through the college website. Academic advisors are available to explain course planning, scheduling choices and the options for continuing at another institution, so students can make informed decisions before enrolling in the program.