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Decisions are released mid-December. Please note that applying for Early Decision indicates a commitment to attend if admitted. If you meet certain qualifications, you can request a Common App fee waiver. You can request a Common App waiver in the following two ways:. Applicants must provide official transcripts of all secondary academic work through the most recent grading period. Your counselor may submit your transcript through the Common Application, Parchment, email or mail.
If your academic credentials are not written in English, they must be translated into English by an approved translator prior to submission. Students may opt into this process by selecting the test-optional option under the "Testing" portion within the RISD section of the Common Application.
For students who choose to submit test scores, RISD will superscore your results, looking at your highest outcome across multiple test dates. First-year students can transfer a maximum of nine credits from AP courses with a score of 4 or 5, A-Level classes with an earned grade of C or higher or Higher Level IB scores of 5, 6, or 7. View RISD's full transfer credit policy. Since English proficiency is a prerequisite for acceptance, applicants are required to meet a minimum score of at least 93 on the TOEFL, a 6.
Duolingo test results may take up to four days to be received by RISD. The language test requirement may be waived for applicants who have studied in an institution where English is the language of instruction. You must email the Admissions Office at admissions risd. Your portfolio should present 12—20 examples of your most recent work that showcases your thinking and making.
Once you've started your application to RISD in the Common Application , you will be directed to SlideRoom, a separate online platform, where you will upload your portfolio.
What to include Your selected work should reflect a full range of your ideas, curiosity, experimentation and experience in creating and making. This can include work in any medium, in finished or sketch form, and can be the result of an assigned project or a self-directed exploration. We strongly recommend that you include some examples that involve drawing from direct observation rather than from imagination, a photograph, or video. Drawing is a fundamental tool for visual makers from initial concept to execution, so it is valuable for reviewers to see examples of your experience with and approach to drawing.
This helps reviewers better understand how you develop your ideas. Documentation Finally, we strongly discourage including excessive visual elements and text descriptions in a single slide submission. These are difficult to view and are likely to exceed the allowed submission limit. Additional angles or detail shots of some works can be submitted across multiple slide submissions, combined into one composite including no more than 3 images or in a single video upload.
Editing is an important part of curating your portfolio. You may need to devise creative solutions to best show your work within the limits of submission guidelines. Our recommended file formats are: jpeg, png, gif, mp4 and mov. These formats are most compatible with SlideRoom. Google Drive or zipped files are discouraged. You may be interested in attending or watching the recording of one of our Portfolio Tips webinars for more advice on how to approach your RISD application portfolio.
You will find the writing prompts in the Writing section of the Common Application. While we encourage you to adhere to the rules of good writing, we look for applicants who are not afraid to take risks in their expression. Please don't hesitate to use a writing style or method that may be outside the mainstream as you express a distinctive personal position in your essay. Letters of recommendation can be very helpful to your application.
One letter is required, although as many as three may be submitted. Recommendation letters should be written by teachers or other professionals who have firsthand knowledge of your art or academic achievements and can comment on your potential as a student.
Please use the Common Application to invite your recommendation writers to submit letters through that service. Letters may also be sent directly to our mailing address see below or emailed to admissions risd.
Thinking about applying? Our detailed timeline will help you prepare to apply under either our Early Decision or Regular Decision deadline. The guide also includes an application checklist and list of portfolio tips to help you get started. Our application prep and portfolio tips webinars have plenty of pointers, too. Have a question and want to hear directly from us? Fill out this quick form and one of our admissions counselors will be happy to reach out.
The only additional credential required to apply for this program is the Dual Degree Supplement, which is included within the Common Application. Note that the Dual Degree essay does not replace the college essay. If desired, you can choose to apply to only one school for Early Decision. If you do so, you will then be able to apply to second school for its Regular Decision deadline. Otherwise, you can apply to both schools for their corresponding Regular Decision deadline.
Each school releases their decision separately. Graduation from secondary school is a prerequisite, although a high school equivalency diploma may be accepted.
Prospective applicants are urged to follow a college preparatory program in secondary school, taking courses in studio art and art history, where possible. Courses that develop visual and design skills such as studio drawing are strongly recommended. Students interested in our Architecture program are strongly encouraged to complete a course sequence in mathematics including algebra, geometry and trigonometry and one year of science preferably physics.
Skip to main content. Deadlines Nov 1. Early Decision application deadline Decisions are released mid-December. Nov Early Decision financial aid deadline. Jan Regular Decision application deadline Decisions are released mid-March. Feb Regular Decision financial aid deadline.
Common Application. You can request a Common App waiver in the following two ways: Navigate to the "Fee Waiver" portion on the Common App and check off the answer which most fits your family circumstances and you'll be able to submit your application without entering your credit card information. If your situation does not match any of the waiver criteria on the Common App fee waiver section, email admissions risd. To receive a SlideRoom fee waiver, please email admissions risd.
Portfolio Submission Your portfolio should present 12—20 examples of your most recent work that showcases your thinking and making. Submit your application form and writing sample through the Common Application. Have your school send official transcripts to the Admissions Office, either electronically through the Common Application, Parchment or email or by mail.
Upload your portfolio through SlideRoom. Request your letters of recommendation through the Common Application. We prefer that you submit your credentials electronically using the online methods mentioned above. Start your application The Common Application.
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