Graduate in Art Graphic Design Admission at University of Minnesota Twin Cities Campus
Admission Requirements—Applicants must have adequate undergraduate education and experience in the area of emphasis and a B.A., B.S., or B.F.A. in graphic design or art. Individuals with undergraduate degrees in other disciplines who have completed a substantial number of design courses or who have extensive professional graphic design portfolios also may be considered for admission. A portfolio of 20 design works (Mac format CD or DVD); a letter of intent; a writing sample (written in or translated into English); and three letters of recommendation are also required as part of the application. Applicants must have a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.00.
M.F.A. Plan B Degree Requirements
The M.F.A. is offered under Plan B and requires 60 credits. The time frame for completing the coursework and research is usually 3 years for full-time students. The Graduate School requires completion of the degree in 7 years. For more information on degree requirements please see M.F.A. handbook .
Language Requirements—None.
Final Exam—An oral exam based on the project and a supporting thesis are required.
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