Interior Design, B.F.A., Pre-architecture Concentration

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Studies in the interior design/pre-architecture concentration follow the same program format as the interior design degree program with the additional preparation of calculus, physics, and sustainable urban planning. This concentration prepares the student to potentially enter a professional degree program such as architecture at the graduate school level.

The B.F.A. in interior design/pre-architecture concentration requires the completion of 122 total credits, including the completion of 41 credits of University Core Curriculum with the following restrictions:

CC 3.1: MATH 1115 - Pre-calculus
CC 4.1: PHYS 1100 - Introductory Physics with Laboratory
CC 9.1: INTD 2209 - History of Architecture and Interior Design I
CC 3.2: MATH 1117 - Calculus I
CC Tier 2 - Any and all core competency categories and courses allowed

Required Major Courses (72 credits)

Plus the following:

CIVL 4403 - Sustainable Urban Planning
Plus two free electives (6 credits)