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The Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts has a long-standing reputation as a prestigious college led by renowned artists, where smart, talented, creative and inspired students from across the country come to make their dreams come true. Along with our four academic departments—Art, Design and Art History, the Sargent Conservatory of Theatre Arts, Dance, and Music—we are home to the nationally recognized Community Music School, offering a myriad of opportunities for people to learn about music and pursue their passions.
No matter what discipline or combination of specialties you choose, we take pride in nourishing our students' talents and abilities. As a result, our Fine Arts graduates go on to lead successful careers, nourish a lifelong love of the arts, and a lasting dedication to their craft. After all, the arts connect us.
National Recognition
Awarded “Best Colleges for Veterans” by U.S. News & World Report
Educating for Tomorrow
Preparing students for in-demand positions in the evolving marketplace
Exceptional Standards
Ensuring education quality through 95+ years of accreditation
Top Degree Programs
Worldwide Reach
Whether your degree is in art, dance, musical theatre, performance, or one of the other creative, available programs, the sky — and the world — is the limit!
Academic Programs
Living and working in the 21st century demands more complex skills and abilities than ever before. Our Global Citizenship Program is a set of undergraduate degree requirements and a general education program curated specifically to help students confront and solve our universal challenges.
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