To be recommended as a degree candidate, the student must submit both studio and art history work for the review by faculty committees at the end of the fourth quarter of fulltime study. All studio reviews (as listed under the studio degree), apply to this double concentration, too. The program concludes with the thesis exhibition, final thesis review, and approved formal art history paper. The graduate program leading to the M.F.A. in Studio/Art History requires the completion of 90 credit-hours of coursework and 45 credit-hours of thesis, combining to satisfy 135 credit-hours overall.