Resources contains a variety of information useful to both prospective and current art students. Visit the page for information about scholarships and links to financial aid, graduation check forms, the academic calendar, DegreeAudit, etc.Â
GPA Policy
All students who declared an art major after Spring 2009 must maintain a grade point average of 2.5 or higher in order to remain in the major. Please read the details here.
Degree Audit
DegreeAudit is a new and very useful tool available on the CUNY Web Portal. DegreeAudit lists the classes a student has taken and identifies classes needed for graduation. Log-in with your CUNY account. Please be advised that DegreeAudit is still being updated and may not reflect past degree requirements.Â
Faculty
The Art Department has a full-time Academic Advising Specialist available Monday through Friday in the Art Office. In addition, full-time faculty is available to advise students regarding major requirements and career goals. Contact the Art Office for faculty office hours.
Contact:Â Suerynn LeeÂ
Undergraduate Major Codes
These codes are used to identify a student’s major when filling out a major registration card. Students must meet with a faculty advisor prior to submitting a major registration card.
- BA in Art Major code:Â 111
- Studio art concentration code:Â 101
- Art history concentration code:Â 100
- Teaching Art concentration code:Â 102
- Digital Design concentration code:Â DGTLDSN
- Photography Concentration code:Â PHOTOGRPHY
- BFA in Electronic Design & Multimedia code:Â EDMÂ
Graduation Check Forms
Students should fill out a graduation check form (see below) prior to meeting with a faculty member for advisement. Students who entered CCNY prior to FA05, have the option of continuing to follow the old curriculum and should use the appropriate form.
Students desiring advisement on the general education requirements should contact an advisor in the Office of Humanities.Â