Upper level Art credits?

[Insert Name]

Do we happen to know of any sources for UL Art credits? RA or ACE?

[Alpha]

Do we happen to know of any sources for UL Art credits? RA or ACE?

Do you have a preferred medium?  Does it need to be studio art or will Art History work as well?
https://connect.scad.edu/makeithere/mih-...nt-search/

[Insert Name]

Do we happen to know of any sources for UL Art credits? RA or ACE?

Do you have a preferred medium?  Does it need to be studio art or will Art History work as well?
https://connect.scad.edu/makeithere/mih-...nt-search/

It would be amazing to find clay work, but I’m guessing in person 4 year is the only place to find that. I’m more or less curious about the UL requirements for TESU.

[rachel83az]

There are a few UL art credits available. But I don't think I've seen any in clay.

Diné College sometimes has some UL credits available online: https://www.dinecollege.edu/ Their BFA includes things like Digital Photography. https://www.dinecollege.edu/academics/b-f-a-fine-arts/ You can see their upcoming schedules here: https://www.dinecollege.edu/admissions/course-schedule/ It appears that the Drawing courses may be online (no room number given), maybe. "Senior Project" is definitely listed as online. There are no prerequisites listed, but it may only be open to degree-seeking students.

Grad-level courses for about $1200 each: https://theartofeducation.edu/courses/ They may not allow enrollment without a Bachelor's degree, though. Same with https://ce.fresno.edu/educator-courses/?showAll=true (assuming the Fresno page even works).

These look like they're (mostly) online and may offer UL credits. https://www.otis.edu/extension/adults/ The Certificate of Fine Arts is mostly intro-level stuff, but it says you can take 2 electives. I think you have to contact them to find out what electives are available, online, and worth UL credit; if anything. They also have a teaching art certificate that may be of interest once the Bachelor's degree has been obtained.

[dfrecore]

Coopersmith:
The Music of the Orthodox Jew from Antiquity through the Twentieth Century (MUS-301) is 6cr UL for $300
Jewish Art of Antiquity (ART-301) is 6cr UL for $300

For TESU, it's unclear to me what Art courses are REQUIRED to be UL, vs being able to use Humanities electives to meet your UL credits; if the latter is fine, then you could actually get UL Humanities courses via SDC (Org Comm, Non-Western Lit, Tech Writing, Managerial Ethics, Historical Methods, American Civil War, Vietnam War, and The Holocaust); via ACTFL if you scored high enough in a Foreign Language in either Oral and/or Writing; or via Coopersmith (Medieval Hispano-Jewish Poetry, Eastern European Jewish Immigration and Settlement in the United States, History of Food Trucks, Ice cream: History, Culture, and Economics, Jewish Participation in the Garment Industry, The Automobile Industry in America: History, Economics and Culture, The History of Orthodox Jewry in the United States (1880-1945), The Yom Kippur War, The Jewish Woman in Medieval Society, Trees and Plants of the Torah, and a bunch in the Religious Studies section).

If it were me, I'd probably do the 2 6cr Coopersmith courses, and then do another UL Humanities course from wherever, send it all in to TESU, and see what they do.  If that UL Humanities course gets you over the top, then you're all set; if not, then you need to find an UL art course from somewhere.

[ss20ts]

I doubt you'd find studio art courses online. No way to complete the studio work. Clay work would be a studio are course. I've never seen those online.

[dfrecore]

I think TESU counts Photography and Graphic Design as "art" so those might be an online option. Obviously you can't do clay work online. But you could go to a local CC to take those kinds of courses, rather than a 4yr school. Nothing says which particular art courses need to be UL.

[Insert Name]

I think TESU counts Photography and Graphic Design as "art" so those might be an online option.  Obviously you can't do clay work online.  But you could go to a local CC to take those kinds of courses, rather than a 4yr school.  Nothing says which particular art courses need to be UL.

This is kinda what I was guessing. CC for LL. Have some fun in the pottery classes. And maybe be able to find some digital photography or something for upper.

[Insert Name]

Coopersmith:
The Music of the Orthodox Jew from Antiquity through the Twentieth Century (MUS-301) is 6cr UL for $300
Jewish Art of Antiquity (ART-301) is 6cr UL for $300

For TESU, it's unclear to me what Art courses are REQUIRED to be UL, vs being able to use Humanities electives to meet your UL credits; if the latter is fine, then you could actually get UL Humanities courses via SDC (Org Comm, Non-Western Lit, Tech Writing, Managerial Ethics, Historical Methods, American Civil War, Vietnam War, and The Holocaust); via ACTFL if you scored high enough in a Foreign Language in either Oral and/or Writing; or via Coopersmith (Medieval Hispano-Jewish Poetry, Eastern European Jewish Immigration and Settlement in the United States, History of Food Trucks, Ice cream: History, Culture, and Economics, Jewish Participation in the Garment Industry, The Automobile Industry in America: History, Economics and Culture, The History of Orthodox Jewry in the United States (1880-1945), The Yom Kippur War, The Jewish Woman in Medieval Society, Trees and Plants of the Torah, and a bunch in the Religious Studies section).

If it were me, I'd probably do the 2 6cr Coopersmith courses, and then do another UL Humanities course from wherever, send it all in to TESU, and see what they do.  If that UL Humanities course gets you over the top, then you're all set; if not, then you need to find an UL art course from somewhere.

Worth a shot, no? I’ll look into it.

[Ideas]

You can PLA some UL art credits. You would generally need photos of your art, but you also have to do plenty of theory work per course you are claiming credit for.