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Illustration Degree at Hartford College for Women

Illustration is a form of visual communication in which students use their artistic abilities to effectively convey ideas for a specific use. The illustration program is rigorous in its demands, emphasizing conceptual problem solving, technical expertise, meeting deadlines and other professional practices. The program is structured to develop drawing abilities, skill with diverse traditional media and digital technology in progressive stages. Techniques classes prepare students for the editorial, advertising, and children’s book markets that are explored through challenging assignments.

The professional standards of the program are maintained through sophomore and junior reviews, which students must pass in order to advance. The program prepares students to work at a professional level, giving them a comprehensive understanding of illustration and the ability to merge client needs with their own creative problem solving.

Admission Requirements Photography at Paier College of Art Connecticut

Admission Requirements

For matriculated status, the items needed are a completed application form; high school and, if applicable, collegiate transcripts (credits are transferable only at the discretion of the receiving institution); scores from the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) of the College Entrance Examination (degree status only); at least two letters of recommendation from an art teacher, counselor, employer, or working artist who can evaluate the applicant¹s character and artistic abilities; and a $25 application fee.
All students are required to document their immunization history using the form attached to the application. These must be sent to the Admissions Office of the College. For non-matriculated status, only an application, a high school transcript and a $10 application fee are required. A portfolio interview is neccessary for
either status.