The undergraduate application focuses more on compositive artistic competence and thinking modes. The portfolio for the application to art college usually includes 15~20 pieces of art, which should reflect a student’s creativity and prefect artistic competence.

Courses on portfolio preparation for undergraduate students are suitable for:

  • Students who are applying for a Bachelor’s degree of art or design and require strong, creative and high-quality portfolios.

  • High-school students who are applying for famous overseas schools, especially top compositive universities, schools of art and sciences, or even Ivy League schools.

*Art and designing experience aren’t required.

A portfolio of high-quality always plays an important role in applications for top design or art colleges, and scholarships. Furthermore, it can also help students lay a solid fundation during their bachelor period.

Regular Course: This is not only suitable for students who are almost without any artistic practical experience, but also for artistic students who want to transfer to other schools. Students’ artistic competence can be improved completely after 1-2 years of 1-on-1 guidance from our teachers with rich teaching experience.

Strengthen Course: This is suitable for students who require high quality portfolios and want to enter college in a limited/shorter period of time. This kind of course is popular among international students. Therefore, they can take those strengthening courses for 4-12 weeks during summer holiday.

(link to “Summer Intensive Prep Program”)

Private Course: This is the most sufficient, suitable and guaranteed course plan for international students to make their portfolio high quality. You can receive the best and individual guidance in making portfolios according to individual demands, including the time and the length of courses.

(link to “Private Lessons”)

Checking points and requirements for portfolios can differ according to different majorities.

For the Portfolio Preparation, we can offer following focus and support in:

  • Fine Art (Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Ceramics)

  • Apparel Design/Fashion Design

  • Architecture

  • Graphic Design

  • Interior Design

  • Industrial Design

  • Digital Media

  • Illustration

  • Animation

  • Photography

  • Film

  • Artist Statement Writing