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                    "text": "Studio Art Courses. For each studio semester credit hour, two hours of work in class and a minimum of one hour outside of class are required per week."
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                    "text": "Senior Review and Exhibit. Each Art major's work is reviewed during the senior year by a committee of Art faculty members to ascertain whether the work is of sufficient quality to warrant a public exhibit. If a student's work does not pass the review, it must be resubmitted. Art majors are required to have a public, on-campus exhibit of their art work prior to graduation."
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            "text": "The Area of Music offers the Bachelor of Music degree with major specializations in Music Education (139–140 semester credit hour s required) and Music Performance (130–132 semester credit hour s required). The degree requires the successful completion of a core curriculum (45 semester credit hour s); the Liberal Studies Requirements (50–51 semester credit hours; the Fine Arts requirement is waived); and a major Specialization in Music Education (43–44 semester credit hours) or Music Performance (26–28 semester credit hours)."
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            "text": "Kentucky State University is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music."
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            "text": "All music majors must successfully complete the University Liberal Studies Requirements except for the Fine Arts component (ART 1 30 or MUS 13 0). Mu sic ma jors pursuing a Specialization in Music Education must successfully complete HED 221 and a one-semester-credit-hour PHE elective in the Health Education component of the Liberal Studies. Music majors pursuing a specialization in Music Performance must successfully complete HED 221 or two semester credit hours of PHE electives."
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