All BFA, BBA, BS, and BA/BFA program applicants must complete the Parsons Challenge and submit it to the Admission Committee.

Submissions for the Parsons Challenge are accepted through SlideRoom only. CDs, DVDs, slides, original artwork, PowerPoint presentations, binders, and flash drives will not be accepted.

The challenge: Explore something usually overlooked within your daily environment. Choose one object, location, or activity.

Using any medium or media, interpret your discovery in three original pieces. Support each piece of art with an essay of approximately 250 words. The series you create should convey a conceptual and creative response to the subject matter.

All forms of media are acceptable—drawing, video, photography, sculpture, 3D work, collage, digital images. You may choose to work in a consistent medium or vary the media.

The Parsons Challenge helps the Admission Committee understand how a prospective student develops ideas, creates a theme, visually communicates that theme, and defends the work in writing.

2. Fashion Institute of Technology

http://www.fitnyc.edu/2863.asp

AAS Portfolio Requirements
Accessories Design - Design Test, Accessories Color Rendering, Written Essay
Communication Design - Design Test, Written Essays
Fashion Design - Design Test, Fashion Design Artwork, Sewing Test,Written Essay
Fine Arts - Artwork, Written Essay
Illustration - ILLUSTRATION Portfolio Presentation, Written Essay
Interior Design - Design Test, Three-Dimensional Design, Furniture Sketch, Design a Functional Object or a Piece of Furniture, Written Essay
Jewelry Design - Design Test, Written Essays
Menswear - Design Test, Fashion Design Artwork, Sewing Test,Written Essay
Photography - Design Test, Written Essays
Textile/Surface Design -  Design Test, Written Essays
Visual Presentation and Exhibition Design - Drawings, Computer Files,

BFA Portfolio Instructions
Computer Animation and Interactive Media
Fabric Styling
Packaging Design
Photography and the Digital Image
Toy Design

3. Rhode island school of design

Drawings
Two drawing samples are required of all candidates. Your first drawing must reference a bicycle. Your second drawing should be chosen from this list of options:

• In the course of a single calendar day, draw 25 related images in a single visualization
• A drawing that uses both sides of the sheet of paper
• A drawing that interprets the phrase “Inside/Outside”
  

Each drawing must be done on a sheet of white paper measuring 16" x 20" (40 cm x 50 cm).

Your bicycle drawing must be done using graphite pencil.

For your second drawing sample, you may use graphite pencil or any dry (fixable) medium, a water-based medium (such as ink, watercolor or gouache) or a combination of these media. Do not, however, use any oil-based medium, or collage, for your second drawing and remember that whatever medium(s) you choose for this drawing, you must be able to fold the paper to mail it to our office.

You may approach these two drawings in any way you wish. For example, your drawings may be abstract expressions or representational observations; you may choose to draw an object alone or place it in a situation; you may choose to cover the entire surface of the page or only a small portion of it, etc. Other than the stated requirements related to paper size (16" x 20"), subject (i.e., bicycle) and medium (graphite pencil), everything and anything else are up to you.

These drawings must be submitted in their original form, not as reproductions. Fold your drawings in half and then in half again to a finished size of 8" x 10" (20cm x 25cm) and be sure to note your full name and address on the back of each drawing.

An important thought: we consider drawing to be as much about process as presentation, so we encourage you to consider your drawing submissions as exercises in experimental thinking and risk-taking more than final presentations or examples of technical proficiency. We encourage you to consider the full range of possible expression in your submissions, as we do not value any particular style of drawing more than another. Finally, using photographs as a source for your drawings is not recommended.

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