Fine Arts subject as breadth?

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Hello everybody! Hope you're having a great day! As the title suggests, I'd really appreciate any opinion you have regarding taking a fine arts subject as a breadth - I know that all subjects may be different, but a general gist would suffice since the particular subject I have in mind is new for 2016. Erk.

The handbook says the subject's "designed for students with little or no experience in visual art making" but I'm not sure whether I should.. trust.. that. My skills are rusty & I'm only somewhat decent at fine arts (this isn't modesty speaking, I'm being seriously objective!!) - but I figured since it's an intensive subject, it'd be fun & manageable since I could put all my focus into it.

However, I'd like to keep my WAM high & I'm not sure how a fine arts breadth would come into play. Please lend me your thoughts!