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FAQ: Students, Parents, Public
What role?
Rank schools?
Accreditation mean?
Standards used?
All schools accredited?
XYZ accredited?
Get a list?
Specific degree type?
Which schools are best?
Apply for admission?
Loan/grant/scholarship?
Accept transfer credits?
Most important things?
Giftedness?
How to prepare?
Choices in graphic design study?
NASAD standards for admission to art/design study?
Competency development for undergraduate degrees?
Evaluate achievement and quality in art/design?

Achievement and Quality: Higher Education in the Arts

Accrediting Commission for Community and Precollegiate Arts Schools (ACCPAS)

Council of Arts Accrediting Associations (CAAA)

Higher Education Arts Data Services (HEADS)

National Office for Arts Accreditation (NOAA)

 

FAQ 13: Students, Parents, Public

In NASAD's experience, what are the most important things to do in making applications to art and design schools?
  • Sharpen your focus: decide what you would like to study. List specifics regarding conditions and environments you seek; prioritize your requirements.
  • Start your inquiry process in enough time to collect the information you will need to make informed choices based on your decisions and priorities.
  • Design questions that will help you to find out if an institution offers what you seek.
  • Acquire and study the printed information available from institutions that interest you.
  • Ask questions of people at institutions and in your community.
  • Prepare to meet portfolio and entrance requirements.
  • Visit institutions. Meet potential major teachers. Consider all factors.
  • Include your possibilities for artistic and intellectual growth.
  • Understand your commitments and responsibilities if you enroll.
  • Enjoy the process. Consider it a voyage of discovery.

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