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University of the People Transfer Credit ·

Elective credit at UoPeople.

Earn this University of the People equivalency through UPI Study's Art History II — 3 ACE & NCCRS Approved credits, fully online, self-paced.

Renaissance to now — the movements, ruptures, and ideas that produced modern and contemporary art.

🎓3 College Credits ✓ACE & NCCRS Approved ⏱️Self-paced · 28–30 days avg.
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Art History II — transfers as Elective credit at University of the People
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Art History II
· 3 ACE & NCCRS Approved credits
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University of the People recognizes as
Elective credit
3 transcript credits · UoPeople course: Elective
WASC accredited since 2025 · Transcript sent directly to University of the People
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🎓 Credit
3 cr
Transferable to UoPeople
⏱️ Speed
28–30
Days average to complete
✅ Pass rate
97%
Student completion rate
What you'll learn

A full semester of art history ii, at your own pace.

🎯Learning outcomes
  • ✓Remember fundamental concepts, movements, and terminology from the late medieval to contemporary periods, including the Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism, Modernism, and Postmodernism
  • ✓Understand the principles of visual analysis — including formal elements, iconography, and contextual interpretation — as applied to artworks from 1300 to the present
  • ✓Apply art historical methods to interpret stylistic developments and symbolic meaning in major works from the Renaissance through the contemporary period
  • ✓Analyze how artistic techniques such as linear perspective, chiaroscuro, oil painting, and abstraction evolved and were used to express cultural, spiritual, and political ideas
  • ✓Compare regional variations in artistic production across Italy, Northern Europe, Spain, France, the Netherlands, and the United States, considering factors such as religion, patronage, and social change
  • ✓Evaluate how historical movements — such as the Reformation, Enlightenment, Industrial Revolution, and 20th-century global conflicts — shaped the themes, functions, and aesthetics of art
  • ✓Interpret how modern and contemporary artists use new media, performance, and installation to challenge traditional art forms and engage with identity, activism, and the body
  • ✓Demonstrate an increased ability to think critically about art, connect artworks to their cultural contexts, and articulate informed written interpretations
📚Major topics covered
Early Renaissance High Renaissance Northern Renaissance Mannerism Baroque art Rococo Neoclassicism Romanticism Realism Impressionism Post-Impressionism Modernism & the avant-garde Cubism & abstraction Surrealism Abstract Expressionism Pop & Postmodernism Contemporary & global art
Grading: 25% Attendance · 25% Quizzes · 25% Assignments · 25% Final Exam
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Watch lessons, take quizzes, and pass the proctored final — fully online, on your schedule. Most students finish in 28–30 days.

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Transfer to UoPeople

UPI Study sends your official transcript directly to University of the People's registrar. UoPeople applies the equivalency: Elective credit.

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Art History II — two ways to enroll.

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  • ✓3 ACE & NCCRS Approved credits, transferable to University of the People
  • ✓Self-paced — finish in 28–30 days or take longer
  • ✓Official transcript sent to University of the People
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Assessment fees saved at UoPeople
$1,170
Credits transferred
30
Months to complete via UPI
15

UoPeople is tuition-free, but charges a $180 per-course assessment fee for undergraduate courses. Savings = transferred credits × $60 (the per-credit equivalent of UoPeople's $180 assessment fee for a 3-credit course). UoPeople credit awards subject to their evaluation policy.

Frequently asked questions

Everything about Art History II → UoPeople.

📚 About Art History II
What is Art History II?
A college-level survey of art from the Renaissance through contemporary practice. It is ART 102 with 15 chapters.
Do I need Art History I first?
No. The two courses are chronologically sequential but independent — either can be taken first.
Does Art History II satisfy a fine arts requirement?
Commonly yes, sometimes under humanities. Your registrar can confirm in minutes.
Is any studio or drawing work required?
No. This is a history and analysis course with no studio component.
How is Art History II graded?
Chapter quizzes, one assignment, and a cumulative final exam. 70 or above passes.
How long does Art History II take to complete?
54 contact hours; typically 28–30 days.
Does it cover non-Western art?
The final chapters address global and contemporary practice beyond the Western canon.
Will Art History II credit transfer to my university?
Most regionally accredited colleges accept NCCRS credit recommendations — UPI Study students transfer credits to schools like SNHU, UMPI, WGU, and Penn State regularly. Your registrar can confirm your school's policy in minutes.
Does Art History II count as a fine arts credit?
Typically yes, as fine arts or humanities gen-ed credit — verify the category with your school.
Is there a CLEP exam for Art History II?
No — no Art History CLEP exists, so a transferable course is the self-paced route to this credit.
🎯 About Elective credit at UoPeople
What does 'Elective credit' mean at University of the People?
Elective credit fills the elective portion of a UoPeople degree — credits required for graduation but not tied to a specific named course or general education category. Every UoPeople degree program reserves a portion of total credits for electives, which gives students flexibility to round out their program.
How many elective credits do I need for my UoPeople degree?
UoPeople's degree programs each define an elective credit minimum within the total (60 credits for the Associate, 120 for the Bachelor's). The specific count varies by program. Check UoPeople's current academic catalog for the exact elective credit requirement.
Can I use Art History II for UoPeople electives even though it's a social science course?
Yes. The Articulation Agreement explicitly recognizes UPI Study's Art History II as elective credit at UoPeople, regardless of subject area. UoPeople accepts transfer credit across disciplines as long as the credit comes from an approved provider with NCCRS or ACE recommendations.
How many UPI Study courses can I stack as electives at UoPeople?
Up to the overall 75% transfer cap (90 credits for the Bachelor's). UoPeople doesn't impose a separate elective cap beyond that, so you can stack multiple UPI Study elective courses as long as they fit within total transfer maximum and your program's elective requirement.
Is elective credit 'worth less' than named course credit?
No — credit is credit toward your UoPeople degree. Elective credits count fully toward the 60-credit Associate or 120-credit Bachelor's total. The only difference is they fill the 'elective' bucket on your transcript rather than a specific named course. They have the same weight in graduation requirements.
🔄 About transferring to UoPeople
How many UPI Study courses can I stack toward my UoPeople degree?
University of the People accepts up to 75% of degree credit requirements as transfer credit — up to 90 credits for the bachelor's degree. 88 UPI Study courses are recognized by UoPeople under the Articulation Agreement, so you can stack a substantial portion of your degree before enrolling at UoPeople.
Do I need to enroll at UoPeople first?
No. You can take UPI Study courses with no UoPeople enrollment, no application, and no admission process. Take the course, earn the credit, then submit your transcript to UoPeople when you're ready.
How does the transcript reach UoPeople?
Once you complete Art History II, UPI Study sends an official transcript in PDF format directly to the email address designated by University of the People. UoPeople's registrar applies the agreed equivalency (Elective credit) to your transcript. No third-party services are involved.
Verified transfer details

What it means to transfer to UoPeople.

University of the People is the world's first non-profit, tuition-free, WASC-accredited online university. Its team evaluates your transcript for you, and you only pay a small per-course assessment fee — no tuition.

What UoPeople offers UPI students
✓Tuition-free degree programs
✓Only $17 per course transferred
✓Free transcript evaluation
✓WSCUC-accredited
The numbers
75%
Max transfer toward an associate or bachelor's
$17
Per-course transfer fee (no tuition)
📋 UoPeople's official transfer page → WASC accredited since 2025

Transfer credits are never guaranteed. Final credit awards are determined solely by the receiving university's registrar.

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Enroll for $250 (or use a UPI Study subscription), finish in 28–30 days, and transfer 3 credits to University of the People.