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Education BA – Emmanuel College Matt Lupulio joins us most recently from the Perkins School for the Blind, where he oversaw all activities at the Grousbeck Center for Students & Technology. He brings extensive event planning, supervision of student workers & teaching assistants, crisis support and communication expertise.
Here at BU College of Fine Arts, our students, faculty, and alumni are all about exploring their interests in addition to developing their skills and honing their crafts. Boston University and the College of Fine Arts have limitless opportunities for student-artists to expand their practice, combine their passions, and work outside the lines.
All undergraduate applicants to the College of Fine Arts must apply through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and meet the standards of admission to Boston University. In addition to completing an application to Boston University, all prospective CFA students must have an artistic evaluation by the College of Fine Arts.
The “break points” (GPA ranges corresponding to each of the honors categories) are determined for each school or college on February 1 of each year, based on the penultimate semester’s GPAs of the senior class. The GPA break points for 2023 in the College of Fine Arts will be posted prior to the 2023 CFA Convocation.
Boston University College of Fine Arts cannot offer any scholarship, assistantship, or grant aid to students in our online programs, and the College of Fine Arts does not participate in the TEACH or other federal grant programs.
Meena has been a Part-Time Lecturer in Painting at Rutgers University – Newark, Visiting Assistant Professor in Painting at Pratt Institute’s Painting MFA program, Lecturer in Painting at the School of Visual Arts at Boston University’s College of Fine Arts and Teaching Artist with Studio in a School, NYC.
A testament to strengthening and enduring effects of collaboration, Boston University College of Fine Arts is a beacon for the arts, on Comm Ave, in Boston, and around the world. Our Artistic Home Like many buildings in Boston, the Boston University College of Fine Arts building at 855 Commonwealth Avenue has history.
