View major-specific guidelines in the
admission policies and procedures.
Digital format Twenty examples of computer generated work should be submitted on CD-ROM, DVD or Zip disk (compatible with Macintosh or PC). Acceptable file formats are high-resolution JPEG (with a file suffix of .jpg or .jpeg format), Adobe .pdf files or digital portfolios created in PowerPoint, Director, Flash or HTML. Digital portfolios should be checked to assure that links work properly and all necessary files are included. Applicants should indicate whether special instructions are necessary for the viewing of digital portfolios.
Multimedia format Work should be submitted in a platform-independent player format or in QuickTime with the file suffix labeled as .qt or .mov (.mpeg format is also acceptable).
Research paper format Should be submitted as a clearly organized 15- to 20-page document including name, title of paper, and class or teacher if produced as a class assignment or with the assistance of a mentor. Papers must have a clearly stated premise, findings and conclusion; must be well organized; must demonstrate consistent use of citation conventions according to a specific writing style, and must be submitted in a typed, double-spaced format.
Regardless of format, all applicants must include an
inventory sheet identifying each piece by title or project, medium (or software/materials used), size and date of completion. In the case of documented professional or group projects, applicants should indicate personal responsibilities.
