Emphasis An emphasis is a required focused area of study within a major and is part of the 60 credits required for the major courses within an undergraduate program. Enrolled students are required to meet the current emphasis credit requirements, which range from 12 to 30 credits depending on the major and emphasis. The following … Continue reading “Areas of Emphasis and Minors”
Financial Obligation When a student registers for a course at the College for Creative Studies, the student enters a financial obligation with the College and is responsible for making timely payments of tuition and all other applicable fees. It is the student’s responsibility to read the policies and procedures of the College and be familiar … Continue reading “Payment Agreement and Disclosure of Collection Costs”
Military tuition assistance (TA) is a benefit that is paid to eligible members and veterans of the United States military branches. TA is not a loan and will not need to be repaid as long as the student enrolls in and attends class. When a student withdraws (officially or unofficially), they may no longer be … Continue reading “Military Tuition Assistance”
The main award year consists of two semesters (Fall and Winter) for a total of 31 weeks. Awards are credited to student accounts at the beginning of each semester and are based on full-time status (12 credits or more). Awards will be adjusted for students attending less than full-time based on their actual semester enrollment. … Continue reading “Disbursement of Financial Aid/Refunds”
CCS students benefit from the cooperative programs and built-in access to leading art schools that are members of the Association of Independent Colleges of Art and Design (AICAD). By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer educational opportunities that, taken together, are without parallel in professional arts education. Through the AICAD Exchange Program, qualified students … Continue reading “AICAD Exchange”
Academic progress is monitored at the end of each semester. Students must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 to be considered in good academic standing. If a student has less than a cumulative 2.0 GPA, he/she/they is placed on academic probation for a period of one semester. If the student fails … Continue reading “Academic Probation and Suspension – Undergraduate Students”
Academic progress is monitored at the end of each semester. Students must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 to be considered in good academic standing. If a student has less than a cumulative 3.0 GPA, he/she/they is placed on academic probation for a period of one semester. If the student fails … Continue reading “Academic Probation and Suspension – Graduate Students”
Updated June 2024 All transfer credits are evaluated for relevance to the College’s programs and policies. Grades earned at another institution are not factored into the calculation of cumulative grade point average at CCS. The College makes every effort to ensure you get credit for your past graduate-level work, subject to the following conditions: Frequently … Continue reading “Graduate Credit Transfer Policy”
Application Requirements Application FormEnter general personal and educational information. PortfolioUpload projects, sketches and other items that communicate your technical and design expertise and problem-solving skills. Review individual program requirements/recommendations on the Portfolio Guidelines page. MFA TranscriptUpload a current transcript (unofficial or official electronic version) of your transcript. Official copies will be requested if offered admissions. … Continue reading “Graduate Admissions Requirements for Domestic Applicants”
Incoming Undergraduate and Graduate Incoming students must pay a $250 non refundable Enrollment Deposit to confirm their intent to enroll. Once your deposit is paid, your enrollment at CCS is confirmed and you will be automatically registered for classes. The Deposit Deadline is two weeks after receipt of your acceptance letter, or by May 1st … Continue reading “Enrollment Deposit”