- College of Arts and Sciences
- Academic Advising
- Academic Standing
- Assessment
- Cultural Diversity Course Lists
- Degrees
- Expanded Classroom Requirement
- Scholastic Honors
- Seminar for Freshmen
- American Studies
- Art for Non-Majors
- Art History
- Asian Studies
- Biology
- Black Studies
- Certificate in Medical Dosimetry
- Certificate in Radiation Therapy
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Classics Program
- Communication and Journalism
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Education and Human Services
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- English
- Environmental Engineering
- Environmental Science
- Environmental Studies
- Forensic Science
- Government
- History
- History and Literature
- Humanities
- Interactive Media and Game Development
- International Economics
- Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- Mathematics
- Medical Sciences
- Modern Languages
- Music History
- New England School of Art & Design
- Performing & Visual Arts
- Philosophy
- Physical Education
- Physics
- Psychological Services
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Science
- Second Language Programs
- Social Informatics
- Sociology
- Statistics Program
- Theatre
- Women's and Gender Studies
2011-2012 Archived Catalog Information
- Art for Non-Majors
The Minor in Art
The Minor in Art requires 18 credit hours of coursework as follows: Six Studio Art Courses. An art minor may be earned in Foundation Studies, Graphic Design or Fine Arts. BFA candidates are also eligible to pursue an art minor outside their major program of study, with the approval of the NESADSU Chairman.
Please contact the NESADSU Chairman for a suggested program of study.
In addition to Art for Non-Majors, the University offers Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Programs in Interior Design, Graphic Design and Fine Arts, as well as a Certificate Program in Electronic Graphic Design. Please see the NESADSU listings elsewhere in this catalog for complete information.
Students not enrolled in either the BFA or Certificate Programs may take NESADSU courses provided they have met the prerequisite requirements.