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Any info on universities in Nashville, TN?

Hello! I've heard Nashville has a vibrant student life, thanks to the music and arts scene. Can anyone give me a list of universities in Nashville, TN? I'm particularly interested in art and design programs.

a month ago

Sure, Nashville indeed has a lively arts scene and a number of universities with art and design programs, making it a great spot for students pursuing those disciplines. Here's a list of some of those:

1. Vanderbilt University: A prestigious university with a diverse range of programs. Although known for its STEM and social science programs, Vanderbilt also has a strong Fine Arts program where you can pursue your passion for art and design. They don't offer a major in Studio Art, but they do have a minor.

2. Belmont University: This university is closely tied to the Nashville music scene and offers a variety of programs for creative fields. They have a College of Visual and Performing Arts, offering degrees in Art Education, Studio Art, and more.

3. Lipscomb University: Lipscomb’s George Shinn College of Entertainment & the Arts offers several programs related to art and design like Studio Art and Design + Technology.

4. Trevecca Nazarene University: If you're interested in graphic design, you might want to look into this university's Graphic Design and Visual Arts programs.

5. Fisk University: A historically Black university, Fisk has a long-standing tradition of excellence in the arts. It offers a major and minor in Art with a focus on African and African American Art.

6. Watkins College of Art (part of Belmont University): This college offers BFA degrees in a number of areas including graphic design, illustration, fine arts, photography, and ceramics.

Each of these schools brings something unique to their art and design programs, so I'd recommend doing a deeper dive into each one to help identify what you're looking for in terms of curriculum, faculty, campus life, internships, and job placement. Don't forget to consider factors like class size, faculty-to-student ratio, and available resources on campus. Good luck with your search!

a month ago

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