Interior Design, AAS
p>For more information about this program contact Rebekah Prichard at 316.677.9400.
Program Features
This Interior Design program provides competency-based training in research techniques, problem solving, proficiencies and presentation skills required to be a successful professional interior designer. The program focuses on creativity and critical thinking. Students learn the basics of interior design, including the principles and elements of design; blueprint reading; building technology; color theory; materials; fabrics; history of furniture and architecture; lighting technologies; drawing for interiors; and business law for interiors. Students also gain practical experience, and through out the program, they build a professional portfolio. Students completing the degree are eligible to take the national exam to become a licensed interior designer after appropriate completion of work experience as required by the National Council of Interior Design Qualifications (NCIDQ). Admission Requirements
Admission Requirements
In addition to the college’s admissions policy, students must:
- Submit an application for admission.
- Be 16 years of age or older.
- Show documentation of high school graduation or satisfaction of high school equivalency prior to graduating from the program.
- Meet entrance exam requirements.
Accreditations and Affiliations, Credit Hours and Cost
The Interior Design program is approved by the Kansas Board of Regents.
This program qualifies for:
National Council for Interior Designers Qualifications
1602 L Street, Suite 200
Washington, DC 20036-2506
www.ncidq.org
The program consists of 65 credit hours and costs approximately *$6,991.86
*Costs include tuition, student fees and lab fees. Books, tools, uniforms and any other expenses are not included. Additional fees may apply.Students interested in this program are eligible to apply for federal financial aid.
