Design or Art DL program
Eric L. McNew
BA in Graphic Design/Illustration/or even fine arts. I can't locate any
programs out there that have DL degrees... accredited ones that is.
Eric
Tom Head
A few possibilities that come to mind:
- California State University, Dominguez Hills MA/Humanities (Art).
Cheap, regionally accredited, and allows a creative project in
lieu of a thesis. (http://www.csudh.edu/hux)
- Numerous MFA/Writing programs, including Goddard (http://www.goddard.edu),
Antioch (http://www.antioch.edu), and Hamline
(http://www.hamline.edu). All three listed here are regionally
accredited, and there are more where those came from.
- Edith Cowan University (http://www.ecu.edu.au) has allegedly marvelous
graduate-level programs in fine art available to nonresident students.
Meets generally accepted accrediting practices via Act of Parliament.
Good luck!
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Mike Baker
art...@NOSPAMHEREyahoo.com (Eric L. McNew) wrote:
>
> Anyone know of any? I have an AS degree and am about to finish my BFA
> or BA in Graphic Design/Illustration/or even fine arts. I can't
> locate any programs out there that have DL degrees... accredited ones
> that is.
>
Eric, I'm not sure if you mean grad courses or what? This may sound
hokey, but it is true. You know the Famous Artist School? Yeah, the one
on the matchboxes. Anyway, those courses are evaluated by the American
Council on Education. Charter Oak State College awards up to eight
hours undegrad for these.
Famous Artists School - Westport, CT
Drawing and Painting I 2 credits
Drawing and Painting II 2 credits
Commercial Art, Illustration and Design I 2 credits
Commercial Art, Illustration and Design II 2 credits
If you don't believe me, check it out.
http://www.cosc.edu/academics/noncollegiate.html
Charter Oak is the External Degree School for the State of Connecticut.
They are regionally accreditted by the New England Association of
Colleges and Schools. Why don't you contact COSC at in...@mail.cosc.edu
and see if they can't work something out between you and your school.
Hell, it might work. I've heard stranger things, and those Charter Oak
people are the greatest.
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MB
Famous Photographers as I recall) go under about 25 years ago?
Just curious...
MB
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Mike Baker
MB <maur...@tafe.sa.edu.au> wrote in message
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> Didn't the Famous Schools (there were Famous Artists, Famous Writers, and
> Famous Photographers as I recall) go under about 25 years ago?
>
> Just curious...
>
> MB
>
http://members.aol.com/cortinainc/famous.htm
Eric L. McNew
THanks
Eric
Mike Baker
FA through the Individualized Studies Program.
http://www.cosc.edu/academics/bacca-concentration.html
http://www.cosc.edu
PS - If your credit is recent, you might want to check out this school too.
Eric L. McNew <art...@NOSPAMHEREyahoo.com> wrote in message
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CBOATHOUT
DL courses in the "Fundamentals of Art" which have been evaluated by the
American Council on Education College Credit Recommendation Service (or,
ACE-CCRS) for up-to 24 lower level undergradate semester credits.
This, (what I would call very inexpensive, at around $1,700) art program
is self paced and the college credits earned via this program can be
transfered Regent College or one of many other RA institutions that
accept ACE-CCRS evaluated credits.
Call the Art School at (612) 339-6656, or Regents at (518)464-8500.
Check it out!
Be Great,
Curt
Mike Baker
"MB" <maur...@tafe.sa.edu.au> wrote:
> Didn't the Famous Schools (there were Famous Artists, Famous Writers,
> and Famous Photographers as I recall) go under about 25 years ago?
>
> Just curious...
>
> MB
Don't think so.
http://members.aol.com/cortinainc/famous.htm
>
> Mike Baker <bake...@qni.com> wrote in message
> news:80svht$u2n$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> > In article <artboy-1611...@192.168.100.101>,
> > art...@NOSPAMHEREyahoo.com (Eric L. McNew) wrote:
> > >
> > > Anyone know of any? I have an AS degree and am about to finish my
BFA
> > > or BA in Graphic Design/Illustration/or even fine arts. I can't
> > > locate any programs out there that have DL degrees... accredited
ones
> > > that is.
> > > Eric
> > >
> >
> > Eric, I'm not sure if you mean grad courses or what? This may sound
> > hokey, but it is true. You know the Famous Artist School? Yeah, the
one
> > on the matchboxes. Anyway, those courses are evaluated by the
American
Mike Baker
Curt...@webtv.net (CBOATHOUT) wrote:
> There is also Art Instruction Schools out of Minneapolis, MN. They
offer
the
> American Council on Education College Credit Recommendation Service
(or,
> ACE-CCRS) for up-to 24 lower level undergradate semester credits.
> This, (what I would call very inexpensive, at around $1,700) art
program
> is self paced and the college credits earned via this program can be
> transfered Regent College or one of many other RA institutions that
> accept ACE-CCRS evaluated credits.
>
> Call the Art School at (612) 339-6656, or Regents at (518)464-8500.
> Check it out!
>
> Be Great,
>
> Curt
>
>