Fine and Applied Arts (Online)

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What is Fine and Applied Arts (Online)?

A degree in Fine and Applied Arts allows you to explore creative fields through a flexible and interdisciplinary course of study. This fully online degree-completion program is designed for students who have previously earned college credit and want to finish their bachelor's degree. Through coursework in the arts, design, and related fields, you'll build skills in creativity, communication, and critical thinking while studying topics that match your interests and career goals.

This major is only available for transfer students or students who are returning to Illinois after some time away. It is not available for first-year applicants or current Illinois students seeking to change majors.

Career Options

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Arts administrator
Community arts coordinator
Graphic designer
Multimedia design

Post-Graduation Success¹

Insufficient survey data is available for employment information.

Insufficient survey data is available for grad school attendance.

Insufficient survey data is available for average starting annual income.

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Program Resources

College of Fine & Applied Arts Degree Requirements

Review Criteria

First-Year Major-Specific Criteria

No specific first-year criteria available.

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Transfer Criteria

Transfer Handbook

Graduation & Retention²

Years to degree: N/A

First-Year retention rate: N/A

Four-year graduation rate: N/A

Six-year graduation rate: N/A

Annual Program Costs³

Illinois Resident

Tuition: $13,260
Fees: $120
Expenses: $19,558
Total: $32,938

Non-Resident

Tuition: $13,260
Fees: $120
Expenses:$19,898
Total: $33,278

International

Tuition: $13,260
Fees: $120
Expenses: $19,898
Total: $33,278

Related Majors

Art Undeclared - FAA

Liberal Studies (Online) - LAS

Media (Online) - COM

¹ Post-graduate data was collected through the Illini Success initiative, which primarily relies on self-reported survey data sources. Statistics are aggregated from the past three years. Please note that total compensation may be greater than annual salary as other forms of compensation (e.g., signing bonus, commission, benefits) are not included. For more information on Illini Success data and methods, please visit the Illini Success website. For average wage or salary information five years after entry into an occupation, visit the Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes Explorer.

² Graduation and retention data comes from several majors within a similar interest area. Data may not yet be available for newly created programs. Years-to-degree data is only available for programs from which you can earn a degree. Retention and graduation rates are only available for programs that you can apply directly into. Retention rates reflect retention to the university, not necessarily retention within the major.

³ "Expenses" are estimated and include books, supplies, housing, and other living expenses. The exact amount you’ll pay depends on where you decide to live, the meal plan you choose, and your overall lifestyle. To learn more about costs, please visit the Office of Student Financial Aid website. To learn the average monthly student loan payment over a period of 20 years based on estimated cost, visit the Illinois College2Career website.