And artists. And educators. Ever wish your affinity for art and design could actually become a career? That’s the kind of future we help our students shape for themselves at Moore College of Art & Design, the nation’s first and only visual arts college for women.
Register for an interactive workshop, a 1-on-1 admissions meeting and/or any of the visit options below!
Join Professor Lynn Palewicz on December 9 or December 12 for a virtual workshop, during which you'll meet other prospective students, complete a drawing project, get to know the Padlet platform and see what it's like to be a Moore student.
December 9 December 12
Meet your admissions counselor over the phone or via Zoom, ask all your questions and enjoy a conversation personalized to your interests. Our counselors are available Monday through Friday, from 10 am to 5 pm.
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Want to know more about a specific major or still undecided? At these virtual events, faculty and current students in each major will talk about their program, share student work and answer questions.
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First time learning about Moore? Attend one of our introductory info sessions. Want specific details on, say, the portfolio, financial aid or transferring? We’ve got you covered with topic-specific options too.
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Attend one or all three of these interactive workshops, where an admissions counselor will discuss what we look for when conducting portfolio reviews. We’ll also act out for you a mock portfolio review and work on a small project together!
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“Moore has taught me to become a leader rather than a follower, which I thought wouldn’t be possible for me. I feel more confident in myself as a person and as an artist, and I thank everybody at Moore for doing that.”JENNIFER TRAN ’20 Animation & Game Arts
“I love improving semester to semester. I have such talented peers—we have seen each other grow, and we learn from each other too, which is why being a part of such a small community at Moore is a blessing.”JASMINE CASTAÑEDA-NAVA ’20 Fashion Design
*Percentage averaged from statistics over the past five years (2015-2019), with a five-year averaged survey response rate of 87.5%.