What can I do with a minor in visual art?

answers1: First of all, you're a freshman WHO (that is for things,
who is for people) <br>
Seems to me like you could get into medical illustration if you follow
through with both subjects.
answers2: Firstly let me say I did my degree and Post graduate MA in
fine art and my pHd rgesis focussed around spatial concerns relative
to fine art and visual impact of "open space" curatorial setting. <br>
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Only doing a minor in fine art may not provide you with everything you
hope to draw from the subject particularly as you wish to combine it
with such a diverse major topic. Ask yourself how could Fine art
interact and merge with Pre medical Clinical Laboratory Science
studies, there may be a way (publishing or illustrating medical
proceedure) and you are obviously drawn to these two vastly diverse
areas but I would certainly go back to question your intent a little
more thoroughly before make such commitment following a subject area
like fine art. <br>
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Incidentally Illustration is not classed as a Fine art subject area
although Printmaking, Painting, Sculpture and Video are, Illustration
is an applied art subject area, just thought I'd say because it makes
a difference regarding which area of tuition you will recieve. <br>
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I suspect it may be a case of making some hard choices and droping one
of these study areas.