- High School Diploma or equivalent qualification
- Good academic standing (typically a GPA of 3.0 or higher)
- Strong portfolio of creative work (e.g., sketches, drawings, paintings, textile samples, etc.)
- Personal statement outlining your interest in textiles design
- Letters of recommendation from teachers, mentors, or professionals in the field
Required High School Courses:
- English
- Mathematics (including algebra and geometry)
- Science (including biology, chemistry, and physics)
- Social Studies
- Art or Design (recommended but not required)
Grade Requirements (may vary depending on the specific program):
- English: typically a grade of B or higher in English language and literature courses
- Mathematics: typically a grade of B or higher in algebra and geometry courses
- Science: typically a grade of B or higher in biology, chemistry, and physics courses
- Art or Design: typically a grade of A or higher in art or design courses (if available)
Portfolio Requirements:
- A portfolio of creative work that demonstrates your artistic skills, creativity, and passion for textiles design.
- The portfolio should include a variety of media, such as sketches, drawings, paintings, textile samples, photographs, etc.
- Each piece in the portfolio should be accompanied by a brief description, explaining the concept behind the design and the techniques used.
- The portfolio should be well-organized and presented in a professional manner.
Additional Factors:
- Some universities may also consider your extracurricular activities, leadership experience, and community service involvement.
- Interviews may be required as part of the application process.
Note:
Requirements and preferences may vary between universities and programs. It is important to carefully research and understand the specific requirements of the textiles design program you are interested in before applying.