In Segment II, students should try to study a variety of design methodologies and approaches to contribute to a well-rounded design education. Students given advice about their studio work at a Portfolio Review will benefit by discussing these issues with their next Design Studio instructor or an advisor early in the semester. Students are encouraged to take advantage of the presence of both programs, but also to keep in mind the requirements of the particular Review for which they are preparing. Studio credit for only one studio offered in the other degree program will count towards graduation in a student's degree program. Students who wish to take more than the one studio allowed must consult with an advisor.
Long Studios earn the equivalent of two standard studios.
A Long Studio enables a student to share concentrated studio experience with classmates. Although students may take more than one Long Studio, priority is given to those who have not already take none. Extended and Long Studios offer additional contact time with instructors and fellow students to develop skills, confidence, and work. I students may not combine two 4.5 credit studios for 9.0 studio credits. This is due to the curricular structure of the Segment I studio sequence.