Units may vary between 3-4 units depending on language chosen

Recommendations/Notes

• Meet with the Art History Faculty Advisor to connect early with program faculty and resources.
• The Art History major is intentionally low in units. Consider adding a second major/minor.
• Students should choose their language carefully, connecting it to their interests and future study abroad plans. Many M.A. programs require French, German, or other language relevant to planned area of specialization.
• Schedule an appointment with a Peer Advisor or Academic Advisor in the Academic Advising Center
• Attend Major Fair (First Week of October)

MATH108 suggested by department. Please check Math Milestone via your Student Center to verify if you need an additional support course.

Double-counts as GE:4 and American Institutions Requirements

Complete one from the following:

Recommendations/Notes

• Students who plan to obtain an MA or PhD in Art History should continue foreign language study (French, German, or a language relevant to planned area of specialization).
• Attend study abroad information session.
• Meet with Art History Faculty Advisor to plan next year’s courses.
• Use the summer to get ahead on lower division GE or major requirements or to meet language requirements by taking classes at CI or at a community college.
• Complete Golden 4 GE (1A, 1B, 1C, and 2) 
• Attend Summer Scheduling workshop 

Take a 5A with 5C (lab)

Recommendations/Notes

•  Meet with the Art History Faculty Advisor to check in on your progress and discuss areas of interest.
• Apply to study abroad in Year 3 (semester/year). 

Take a B2 with B3 (lab) if missing lab requirement

Recommendations/Notes:

• Meet with Art History Faculty Advisor to plan next year’s courses.
• Use the summer to complete lower division GE or major requirements or to meet language requirements by taking classes at CI or at a community college.

Recommendations/Notes 

• Students are advised to take courses of interest in Groups I, II, and III when they are offered, as not all courses are offered each term or year. The listing of Groups I, II, and III in this roadmap is descriptive, not prescriptive!
• Meet with the Art History Faculty Advisor to discuss internship opportunities; apply to spring/summer programs.  If you receive a spring internship, register for ARTH 492: Internship (speak with the Art Program Faculty Advisor).
• The major includes up to 23 open units in Sem. 5–8; consider adding a minor.
• Meet with Graduate Studies Center to discuss graduate school programs
• Meet with Career Development & Alumni Engagement to discuss internship/job opportunities

Recommendations/Notes

• Meet with the Art History Faculty Advisor to discuss course planning and career objectives.
• Research graduate and professional school options.
• Consider taking the Graduate Record Examination (GRE).
• Students who plan to obtain an MA or PhD in Art History should continue foreign language study (French, German, or a language relevant to planned area of specialization).
• Apply to summer/fall internship opportunities. If you receive a fall internship, register for ARTH 492: Internship (speak with the Art Program Faculty Advisor). 

Recommendations/Notes

• As many ARTH courses count as UDGE-3, most students will have already satisfied this requirement.
• Meet with the Art History Faculty Advisor to ensure on track to graduate.
• Apply to graduate/professional school. 
• Apply for Graduation (Priority deadline - October 1st) 
• Attend Grad Check workshop or schedule a Grad Check appointment with Academic Advising 
• Meet with Career Development & Alumni Engagement to learn more about Alumni services 

Recommendations/Notes

• Meet with the Art History Faculty Advisor to plan for graduation. 
• Attend Grad Fest in March​