Quick Resources
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Course Substitution Form
Course substitution is the process of using one or more courses to satisfy specific
course requirements within a degree program. This process requires approval and can
take up to two weeks to appear on DegreeWorks.
Course substitutions are used in situations such as:
- Transfer credit that satisfies a degree requirement but needs to be moved on your
DegreeWorks
- A course (with prior approval) was taken to satisfy a degree requirement
- Internship credit that has been approved to satisfy a specific course requirement
- Please submit your request in a timely fashion especially if the substitution affects
your financial aid.
Course Override form
Course override is the process of receiving prior approval from the department to register for a specific course. Please note: you will need to register for the course through your Owl Express once the override is approved.
Course overrides are used in situations such as:
- A registration error was received and you met the course prerequisite or received
prior approval
- Transfer students please note: you may need to submit an override request form each
semester if your transfer course is counting as a prerequisite
- A closed course requires prior department approval
- Please submit your request in a timely fashion especially during registration as classes fill up quickly. Requests will be handled in the order in which they are received.
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Transfer to the School of Art & Design?
If you are transferring into the School of Art and Design from another school, please email artsadmissions@kennesaw.edu for important information on our portfolio requirements. |
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How Academic Advisors Help You
- Define and clarify academic goals
- Apply to programs
- Monitor the progress you are making towards your degree
- Ensure the correct course sequencing
- Register for courses
- Learn about academic policies and procedures
Acquire information about support services on campus such as:
- Counseling and psychological services
- First year and major advising
- Financial aid
- University admissions
- University housing
- CARE center
- Health clinic
- Tutoring/writing centers
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The School of Art & Design offers three degree programs, and two minor programs for aspiring artists, historians, and teachers:
- The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art, with concentrations in ceramics, drawing and painting,
graphic communications, photography, printmaking, sculpture, textile and surface design,
and sequential art, Illustration, art education, and art history.
- BFA in Digital Animation
- Master of Arts in Art and Design
- Minor in Art History
- Minor in Classical Studies
If you are interested in pursuing the B.F.A., you must apply directly to the School
of Art & Design and submit a portfolio of your work. Please note that as these are
professional degree programs, the earlier you begin your course of study, the better.
Do not wait to complete your General Education coursework before applying, as it is
unusual that students can complete these degrees in less than three years from the
time of acceptance to the major.
There are specific deadlines by which you must submit your portfolio, and it is important
that you submit your portfolio as early in your college career as possible. At the
same time that you submit your portfolio, you can also request credit for studio art
courses based on courses taken at another college or university. Carefully review
the information on the School of Art & Design website before you submit your portfolio:
Art Admission Information
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Dance offers a Bachelor of Arts in Dance with concentrations in ballet and modern/contemporary, as well as a 15-hour dance minor.
If you are interested in pursuing the B.A. in Dance, you must apply directly to the Department of Dance and complete an audition for the faculty.
Auditions are held on specific dates each year, and you must submit your application at least one week in advance of your selected date.
Our dance minor may be an option for you if you wish to continue your dance training
while pursuing another major at KSU. An audition is not required for the dance minor;
contact the Department of Dance directly for more information.
Dance Academic and Audition Requirements
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Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music, the Bailey School of Music
offers two degrees as well as a music minor:
- Bachelor of Music in Music Education: The
- Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in Music Education degree is offered with concentrations in General Music Education,
Choral Music Education, Band Music Education, and Orchestra Music Education.
Bachelor of Music in Music: The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) degree is offered with concentrations in Composition, Instrumental Performance, Jazz Performance, Music Theory, Piano Performance, and Voice Performance.
- Minor in Music: The KSU Bailey School of Music offers an 18-credit Music Minor for students. The
Bailey School of Music approves all music minors and advises students as to all specific
requirements of the minor.
All programs in music, including the minor, require a separate application to the Bailey School of Music, and an audition on a principal applied instrument or voice. If you are interested in music education or in the B.M. concentrations in Composition or Music Theory, you will also be asked to complete an interview with the faculty. If you are interested in composition, you will submit a portfolio of work in addition to your audition and interview.
Please note: You must be in good academic standing with the university (minimum 2.0
adjusted GPA) in order to become a major or minor in the Bailey School of Music.
Auditions are held on specific dates each year (in November for January acceptance,
and November, February or March for August acceptance). It is important that you apply
and audition as early in your college career as possible, as it is unusual that you
would be able to complete a degree in music in less than three years from the time
you are accepted as a major. Carefully review the information about auditions on the
website below before applying:
Music Admissions Information
Our music minor may be an option for you if you wish to continue your music training
while pursuing another major at KSU. Contact the Bailey School of Music directly for
more information.
All ensembles are open to any student, and, while some do require an audition for
placement, others are open to any student who wishes to participate. The ensemble
auditions are separate from admission auditions.
Music Ensemble Information
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Theatre & Performance Studies Major
The Department of Theatre & Performance Studies is a distinctive undergraduate program that includes theatrical production, musical theatre, storytelling, performance of literature, performance art, and the performance of self in everyday life. The Department of Theatre & Performance Studies offers a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre & Performance Studies with concentrations in acting, performance studies, design/technology, and musical theatre.
Please note: While no audition is required to become a major, you must have a minimum 3.0 adjusted GPA to become a major.
Auditions are held separately each semester for theatre and musical theatre productions,
the KSU Tellers storytelling ensemble, the Kennesaw Improv Society (K.I.S.S.), the
Music Theatre Ensemble, and the Music Theatre Practicum. Typically, these fall within
the first full week of classes each semester, and often in late April or May for early
productions the following fall.
Theatre Admissions Information
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Art Career Mentoring Service Registration
The Art Career Mentoring Service is a listing of "This Week's Art Shows" and "Exhibition
Opportunities" created by Professor Robert Sherer and other School of Art and Design
personnel. It is a free Email service enabling awareness of opportunities and events
to students and friends of the KSU community.
Register Now
School of Art and Design Registered Students Organizations & Advisors
School of Art and Design Non-Registered Students Organizations & Advisors
- Visions Student Art Guild: Jonathan Fisher
- Darkslide (Photography): Matt Haffner
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You may find more information about College of the Arts academic programs at the following
links:
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Freshmen applicants fall into two categories at Kennesaw State:
A. Students who have never attended another college and have graduated from high school within the last five years are considered traditional freshmen. B. Students who graduated from high school within the last five years, have attended another college or university, but have earned less than 30 semester hours or 50 quarter hours of transferrable college credit are considered transfer freshmen.
In order to gain acceptance into a major in the College of the Arts as either a freshmen
or transfer freshmen, follow the steps detailed below:
1. Submit your application to KSU
a. Freshmen Admission Requirements
2. Review and complete the admission requirements for your intended major.
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Students who have completed at least 30 semester hours or 50 quarter hours of college
credit are considered to be transfer students. If this does not apply to you, please
refer to the admission information for freshman above. In order to be accepted into
a College of the Arts Program as a transfer student, you must do the following:
1. Submit your application to KSU
a. Transfer Admission Requirements
2. Review and complete the admission requirements for your intended major.
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Office |
Phone |
Campus Location |
MORE INFORMATION |
Office of the Dean |
(470) 578-6742 |
Wilson Building, 201 |
Website |
Box Office |
(470) 578-6650 |
Bailey Performance Center and Stillwell Theater |
Website |
Bailey School of Music |
(470) 578-6151 |
Wilson Building, 111 |
Website |
Theatre & Performance |
(470) 578-3123 |
Wilson Building, 249 |
Website |
Visual Arts |
(470) 578-6139 |
Visual Arts Building 202 |
Website |
Dance |
(470) 578-7673 |
Chastain Pointe |
Website |
Admissions |
(770) 423-6300 |
Town Pointe |
Website |
Bursar |
(470) 578-6419 |
Student Center, 236 |
Website |
Financial Aid |
(470) 423-6074 |
Kennesaw Hall |
Website |
Financial Hardship |
N/A |
N/A |
Website |
Scholarships |
(470) 423-6074 |
Town Pointe, 4th floor |
Website |
Card Services |
(470) 578-3436 |
Student Center, 2nd floor |
Website |
Career Planning & Development |
(470) 578-6555 |
WB 209 |
Email |
Counseling |
(470) 578-6600 |
Kennesaw Hall, 2401 |
Website |
CARE |
(470) 578-5260 |
Kennesaw Hall, 2401 |
Website |
Disability Services |
(470) 578-2666 |
Student Center, 269B |
Website |
Health Clinic |
(470) 578-6644 |
Various Locations |
Website |
Housing |
(470) 578-5483 |
3805 Canton Place |
Website |
Math & Science Lab (SMART Center) |
(470) 578-6044 |
Suite 433 in Sturgis |
Website |
Orientation |
(470) 578-6219 |
Student Center, 156 |
Website |
Police |
(470) 578-6666 |
Public Safety bldg #20 |
Website |
Registrar |
(770) 423-6200 |
Kennesaw Hall |
Website |
Study Abroad |
(470) 578-6336 |
Town Pointe, 1700 |
Website |
Technology Support |
(470) 578-3555 |
Email |
Website |
Veterans Resource Center |
(470) 578-2970 |
Willingham Hall, 200 |
Website |
Writing Center |
(470) 578-6380 |
English Building, 242 |
Website |
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If you are currently enrolled at Kennesaw State University and interested in becoming a major in the College of the Arts, we welcome your interest in our programs. Please be aware that acceptance to many of our majors involves some additional steps either prior to or in addition to declaring your intent to change majors. Please carefully read the information about your intended major/degree prior to proceeding, and review the next section "Declare a Major." |
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