They offer students cutting-edge instruction while fostering innovative and interactive learning. Upper-level Ringling School students serve as teacher assistants and studio monitors for the courses. PreCollege Perspective offers students an opportunity to build their portfolios while expanding their knowledge of techniques and media. Through group and individual critiques, portfolios are strengthened for college admission, scholarships and other professional goals. Representatives from the Admissions Office and the Center for Career Services offer insight and information to students about financial aid, admission processes and career choices.
Students also receive guidance in photographing slides for documentation of their work.
I think that says it all. A Pre-College Student Ringling School of Art and Design has created an interdisciplinary and collaborative approach to its PreCollege Perspective curriculum. The program introduces students to Foundation courses while offering the opportunity to explore two studio areas in depth. Five Foundation courses are taught sequentially through each week, giving students a good understanding of a typical art and design freshman course selection. The specialized workshops offer a taste of what study in a specific major may involve.