Supplementary course work may be required of applicants without first professional undergraduate interior design degrees. Merchandising, Apparel and Textiles A concentration in merchandising, apparel and textiles leads to a Master of Science or Master of Arts in Merchandising, Apparel and Textiles. A combination of course work, independent study and research experience is available to provide students with a program of study designed for career goals. Graduate emphasis is individualized to meet each student's career interests. It is expected that the applicant have an undergraduate degree in the major area of interest or a closely related field.
Students are to complete twelve credits of additional course work in the area of concentration.
Successful completion of a final examination is required. Additionally, three letters of recommendation regarding academic ability must be sent to the Director of Graduate Studies. A portfolio, which is reviewed and evaluated by a faculty committee, is required of all design applicants.