A student wishing to enroll in the Interior Design curriculum must meet the following standards:
Be able to conceptualize and visualize two- and three-dimensional objects and spaces
Have sufficient visual capacity to read prints, schematics and other documents, as well as measuring tapes and architectural/engineering scales
Be able to clearly distinguish subtle differences in colors
Be able to work and communicate with co-workers in a group
Be capable of working at a computer for up to 10 hours per day
Be able to wear hard hats, safety glasses, steel-toe shoes and other safety-related equipment as required by the industry
Have minimum mathematical ability using geometry, algebra and trigonometry
Read and write in English
The design professions are driven by deadlines and sometimes require extended working hours in order to meet deadlines. Design is an evolutionary process requiring constant analysis, problem-solving and continual change.
