Yale College's Bachelor of Arts in Art offers students a studio-centered education in the visual arts, with the option to concentrate in photography. The curriculum builds from fundamental courses in art and drawing to advanced, medium-specific instruction—in this case, focused on photography—covering analog and digital processes, critical theory, and interdisciplinary practices. Students gain technical proficiency and conceptual fluency, working closely with faculty and participating in group and panel critiques. The program culminating in a senior project prepares graduates for professional practice or advanced study. To be admitted to the major, students must complete at least five introductory studio courses and undergo a 'Sophomore Review' of their portfolio. Required coursework includes prerequisites in Visual Thinking (ART 1111) and Basic Drawing (ART 1514), multiple upper-level studio courses, history of art electives, junior seminar, and a two-term senior project. 来源： https://bulletin.yale.edu/bulletins/art/entrance-requirements