Appalachian State University is a state school located in Boone, North Carolina. Appalachian State University features a College of Fine and Applied Arts, which itself consists of five separate divisions. The divisions include communications, art and technology. Some of the diverse undergraduate programs that are part of the college include apparel and textiles, graphic design, printmaking and arts management. Bachelor's of art, fine arts and science are all granted.
Stephen F. Austin State University is a public education and research school that is in Nacogdoches, Texas. Stephen F. Austin State University has been in existence since 1923. The school's liberal and applied arts division consists of a variety of different departments, such as communication and contemporary culture, English, social and cultural analysis and various interdisciplinary academic programs, for bachelor's degrees in applied arts and sciences.
The University of Akron is a state research school that is in Akron, in northeastern Ohio. The University of Akron was founded in 1870 and is home to a fine and applied arts college. The college is divided up into several different divisions, which include music, consumer sciences, arts administration and communication. The applied arts majors and minors include subjects like metalsmithing, graphic design, computer imaging, printmaking and ceramics.
The University of North Texas is a state school in Denton. The University of North Texas was opened in 1890. The college offers a four-year academic program in the applied arts and sciences, for bachelor's degrees. The program caters to individuals that are interested in many different disciplines, and aims to prepare candidates for lifelong careers in public service, business, marketing, teaching and the arts.