What are the requirements for a degree in fine arts?

Does anyone out there have an associate degree in liberal arts?

• i have changed my major like 3 times now first i majored psycology then registered nursing. Im still not sure what i want to do or be one things for sure i love social and behavioral science such as psycology. Also i love humanities and in college i did very well in spanish i am not hispanic but it is so very well understood by me. I really have a passion for helping others especially counseling or giving advice i've been told that im an excellent advice giver. Im thinking of majoring in liberal arts or fine arts whats the difference? It seems like the requirements to receive the degree at a community college are so easy to complete compared to that of registered nursing. I spent 5 yrs in VVC college forcing myself to comprehend math in science so i can obtain a degree in nursing. I hate math and science is so complex and difficult but intresting. I believe i am only a few classes away from obtaining my associates degree in liberal arts though. I am young 28 yrs old and on permanent di

• Answer:

  AA, BA, and soon a M.Ed. Liberal arts will concentrate on the things you've mentioned as your loves--foreign language, psychology, education and counseling. Fine arts explores more of the beauty of our world--visual media like photography, painting, sculpting. All students must take a bulk of liberal arts courses in order to complete their degree, whether it is engineering or education. It is the same for concrete studies as well, and there are requirements for math and science. There are a lot of programs where you can obtain scholarships and funding in liberal arts fields. There is a need for Spanish teachers in the school system, in the courts, even in the business world. Of course, the schools need additional counselors. Maybe work in the nursing field (if you're that close to becoming a licensed nurse) and go to school for a liberal arts career. Good luck in your decision!