Program Overview
The Associate in Fine Arts - Photography degree prepares students for baccalaureate majors in Photography or artistic development without further academic study. It emphasizes portfolio development and provides a foundation for careers in photojournalism, exhibiting art, freelance photography, advertising, and more. Potential employers include photography studios, newspapers, galleries, and educational institutions.
Program Outline
Outline:
- The Associate in Fine Arts - Photography degree is designed to meet the general education requirements at Washington state four-year institutions and to prepare students for baccalaureate majors in Photography.
- Emphasizes portfolio development.
- Provides a foundation for artistic development and direction for students who do not plan on transferring for further academic study.
Careers:
- Graduates develop the knowledge and technical skills to work as professional photographers in a variety of careers, including:
- photojournalism
- exhibiting artists
- freelance artists
- advertising
- marketing and sales
- public relations
- photo conservation
- publishing.
- Potential employers include:
- Photography studios
- newspapers
- magazines and publishing companies
- galleries
- arts and humanities organizations
- historical societies
- public and private schools
- colleges and universities
- business and industry
- government agencies
- non-profit organizations.
Shoreline Community College
Overview:
Shoreline Community College is a public two-year institution located near Seattle, Washington. It offers a variety of academic programs, including degrees and certificates, and is known for its small class sizes and over 20 years of experience in online learning.
Services Offered:
Shoreline Community College provides a range of services to its students, including:
On-Campus Housing:
The college offers on-campus housing options for students.Financial Aid:
Students can access financial aid to help with tuition, fees, food, housing, and transportation.Support Services:
The college provides various support services to students, including counseling and academic advising.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Shoreline Community College fosters a diverse and inclusive campus environment. Students can engage with a variety of people and experiences, and the college has a strong commitment to social justice issues.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Small Class Sizes:
Students benefit from personalized attention and interaction with instructors in small classes.Online Learning:
The college offers a wide range of online programs, providing flexibility for students.Location:
Shoreline Community College is conveniently located near Seattle, offering access to the city's cultural and economic opportunities.Financial Aid:
The college provides significant financial aid to help students afford their education.Supportive Environment:
The college emphasizes a supportive and inclusive environment for students, with faculty and staff dedicated to their success.Academic Programs:
Shoreline Community College offers a variety of academic programs, organized into the following pathways:
- Business & Management
- Healthcare & Wellness
- Industrial Technology
- Languages & Communication
- Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math
- Social Sciences & Public Service
- Visual & Performing Arts
- College Readiness & ESL
- Exploratory
