Admission
Departmental application is not required for admission to TCU. However, we strongly encourage applicants to take advantage of the optional portfolio upload as part of the TCU general admission application process. The portfolio can help identify highly talented individuals ahead of time and can positively influence the admission offer.
Portfolio Submission Portal—Graphic DesignPortfolio Submission Portal—Interior Design
Interior Design Transfer Admission Policy
After they have been accepted to the University, students wishing to transfer credits from another Interior Design program to TCU’s Interior Design program must submit a comprehensive portfolio including all syllabi, project/assignment descriptions from their previous institution, and studio project work to the attention of the Interior Design Program Coordinator. Once the materials are provided to the department they will be reviewed and assessed by interior design faculty. All transfer decisions are final.
For general university application information, visit the Office of Undergraduate Admission.
Undergraduate Admissions
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Department of Design FAQs
Do you have questions specific to the course of study within the department of design? Contact us at graphicdesign@tcu.edu or check out our frequently asked questions below.
Undergraduate Admission FAQs
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