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Grading Policies

All required and elective courses must be taken for a letter grade and must be passed with a letter grade of C or better.

External Credit Policies

Advanced placement test credit may not be applied toward any requirement of the major. A maximum of two courses (10 transfer units) from other universities and the Stanford Bing Overseas Studies Program may be applied to the 65 total units required for the major. Work from transfer courses must be evaluated by the Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS) in Art Practice. Additional units must be petitioned to the Director of Undergraduate Studies in Art Practice and reviewed by a studio committee. Transfer credit may not be counted in any circumstance toward ARTSTUDI 201 - Major Seminar or ARTSTUDI 249 - Major Capstone.

Additional Program Policies

During the first two weeks of each quarter, Art Practice majors must meet with their faculty advisor and the Student Services Specialist to have coursework approved and ensure they are meeting degree requirements.

Eligible students may also pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Art Practice with Honors.

Students are expected to pass reviews and critiques of their work throughout the quarter and participate in open studios and exhibitions as required by their art studio courses.