<미술유학> 상담 - 토플 .어학연수 위탁영어교육 SAT 영어 토트폴리오 영어에세이 스타디 플랜 영문이력서 유학 이민 취업 산업디자인 건축학 인테리어 디자인 컴퓨터 그래픽

 

 

 

<폴리박사가 오늘 구입한 학생들과 함께 공부하고, 연구하는 Arts분야 참고 서적들: 포트롤리오, 연구물 작성, 작품설명 등에 활용~~ 분야별 최고의 최신 서적들을 늘 연구하고 구비하고 있습니다~~!!!~~ 3천여권의 미국대학 입시준비 서적 구비- 목동.반포 교실>

 

 

 

 

폴리박사

<미대 미국 유학반> 운영

 

(토플, SAT. 영문포트폴리오, 작품 포트폴리오,

영문입학에세이, 장학금신청, 영어면접, 영어 CV/작품평, 영어추천서 등...)

 

- 그 동안 결실과 미국 취업 성과들을 토대로 -

 

 

미술로 미국 유학을 생각 중이라고요?

영어공부가 제일 큰 고민인가요?

토플 점수가 필요하신가요?

 

폴리박사를 만나보지 않으실래요? ..."

 

 

<폴리박사와 함께하는

미술대학 유학 코너>

 

 "미국 명문 미대 합격이 말해주는

폴리박사영어~!!!~~"

 

 

<미술분야 취업 이민유학/합격한 대학들: 폴리박사 미술대학 입학 전문 상담 코칭지도 - 예일, RISD, UCLA, 시카고 아트 인스티튜트, 콜롬비아, 브라운대학교>: 압구정 & 대치동 & 목동 최고의 미술학원들과 함께~!!!~~

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미국 미술대학 전국순위

- 폴리박사 -

 

"장학금으로 미국미대 졸업하고 미국에서 취업해서 살아보자~!!!~~"

 

*토플준비, AP/IB, SAT준비

 

*미술 "영문포트폴리오" 준비- 영어작품해설/DVD/CD제작

 

*미대입학 "영어에세이":

 

영문 자기소개서<English Resume>

영문 스타디 플랜<English Study Plan>

영문추천서<English Recommendation Letters>

재정보증서류 및 장학금 신청...

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 상담 예약 전화: 폴리박사

010-9775-5341​

 

 

​미국 명문 미술대학<산업디자인, 건축디자인.디지탈 아트 등 포함>

전문 입학 프로그램:

 

"미술학원 위탁 영어교육 및

입학 상담실 운영"

 

편리한 곳에서

 

 

학습이 가능합니다:

 

 

 

 

1. 목동 교실: 목동 7단지앞 세신비젼프라자

전철 5호선 2번 출구서 5분거리

<편리한 파킹장 완비>

 

2. 반포-강남/서초 교실: 고속터미날역

반포 쇼핑센터 5동 <전철 9, 7, 3호선:

압구정역서 3정거장/대치동서 5분거리>

 

합격 사례 소개:<폴리박사 관리>

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1. 예일대학교 미술대학 입학<대학 및 석.박사 과정>

2. 로드아일랜드 스쿨 오브 디자인 & 브라운대학교

- 동시입학<공동학위과정>

3. UCLA합격: 건축 디자인 UCLA School of Art<안*우: 2016 가을학기입학-폴리박사에게 ESL/토플공부>

4. 콜롭비아대학교 합격

5. 시카고 인스티튜트 오브 아트: 다수 합격<시카고 출신들>

6. 캘리포니아 인스티튜트 오브 아트

7.Art Center University, LA 인테리어디자인 대학 다수 합격:

2015 가을학기입학 폴리박사 ESL 수료/검정고시 출신<목동출신: 폴리박사에게 ESL수료 및 폴리박사 추천으로 합격 및 미국 비자받고 출국: 현재 수학 중!>

***기타 미대들 다수 합격***

 

 

RISD: 폴리박사 합격 전문지도 대학

​Rhode Island School of Design

 

Freshman Applicants

​DEADLINES

Applications for freshman admission are accepted beginning on September 1.

Early Decision Deadline: November 1

Decisions are mailed in the second week of December. Please note that applying for Early Decision indicates a commitment to attend if admitted.

Regular Deadline: February 1

Decisions are mailed in the third week of March.

 

ELIGIBILITY

Graduation from secondary school is a prerequisite, although a high school equivalency diploma may be accepted. Prospective applicants are urged to follow a college preparatory program in secondary school, taking courses in studio art and art history where possible. Courses that develop visual and design skills (such as studio drawing) are strongly recommended. Students interested in our Architecture program must have completed a course sequence in mathematics including algebra, geometry and trigonometry and one year of science, preferably physics.

 

ITEMS YOU’LL NEED TO SEND

Application Form You may apply using either the Common Application or the RISD data-online Application. The application fee is $60. You will need to choose data-one option to complete your RISD application process. Do not mix-and-match or use both applications.

If for some reason you’re not able to use either of these applications, please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@risd.edu or 800 364 7473.

Academic Transcripts Applicants must provide official transcripts of all secondary academic work through the most recent grading period. If you are attending school in another country, your academic credentials must be translated into English by an approved translator. Your counselor may submit your transcript through the Common App (if you have chosen to use that option), Parchment, email or mail.

Tests SAT or ACT | All applicants are required to submit the results of the SAT Reasoning Test or the ACT (American College Testing program), including the writing component. Subject tests are not required. RISD’s CEEB code number for the SATs is 003726; for ACT the code number is 003812.

TOEFL or IELTS | All applicants who speak English as a second language, including US citizens, must submit results from either TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS (International English Language Testing System). Since proficiency in English is a prerequisite for acceptance, applicants must attain an acceptable score on either test; RISD requires a minimum result of 93 on the TOEFL or 6.5 on IELTS. Plan to take the TOEFL or IELTS well in advance of the application deadline since it may take six weeks for your scores to be sent to RISD.

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Portfolio

Your portfolio should show a selection of 12–20 examples of your best recent artwork. We suggest that the work reflect the full range of your ideas, interests, experience and abilities in the arts to date. Work presented can be in any medium (including film or video), in finished or sketch form, and the result of an assigned project or a self-directed exploration. We strongly recommend that you include a few pages from your journal or sketchbook to indicate your process of research, thinking and investigation.

Portfolios must be submitted through SlideRoom, an online portfolio service (which requires an additional $10 fee).

Drawings Provide two drawing samples, each done on a sheet of white paper measuring 16"x 20" (40 cm x 50 cm).

We consider drawing to be as much about process as presentation and encourage you to consider your drawing submissions as exercises in experimental thinking and risk-taking more than as final presentations or examples of technical proficiency. We do not value any particular style of drawing more than another, so feel free to explore the full range of possible expression in your drawings. We are looking for work that reveals your distinct point of view. Using existing images from others as the direct source for your drawings, however, is not recommended.

drawing #1 | Create a drawing through a process of directly observing the forms, light, shapes and relationships of something in front of you. You can choose any subject you wish—for example, natural forms, landscapes or urban spaces, a group of objects (natural and/or manmade), someone you know, and on and on....

Remember that the subject matter is merely a vehicle for observing relationships that work together to build a compelling point of view and visual description.

This drawing must be done using either graphite pencil or charcoal.

drawing #2 | select one of the following options:

• Create a drawing instrument or tool. Make a drawing with the instrument you have created. Send the original drawing to us and upload an image or a video of the instrument with your portfolio in SlideRoom.
• Make a drawing of a bicycle

For Drawing #2, you may use graphite pencil or any dry (fixable) medium, a water-based medium (such as ink, watercolor or gouache) or a combination. Do not use any oil-based medium or collage. Remember that whatever medium(s) you choose, the surface must be stable and dry and you must be able to fold the paper (see below) in order to mail it to our office.

Fold your drawings in half and then in half again to a finished size of 8"x 10" (20cm x 25cm) and be sure to note your full name, date of birth and address on the back of each drawing. Drawings must be mailed to the Admissions Office in their original form, not submitted as reproductions.

 

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Writing Sample Submit one example of your writing, up to 650 words. Remember, this is the limit, not a goal. Use the full limit if you need it, but don’t feel obligated to do so.

The writing prompts are listed below, but you will also find these prompts in the Personal Essay section of the Common Application and in the Writing section of the RISD online application.

Select one of the following options:

• Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story.
• The lessons we take from failure can be fundamental to later success. Recount an incident or time when you experienced failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?
• Reflect on a time when you challenged a belief or idea. What prompted you to act? Would you make the same decision again?
• Describe a problem you've solved or a problem you'd like to solve. It can be an intellectual challenge, a research query, an ethical dilemma-anything that is of personal importance, no matter the scale. Explain its significance to you and what steps you took or could be taken to identify a solution.
• Discuss an accomplishment or event, formal or informal, that marked your transition from childhood to adulthood within your culture, community, or family.

While we encourage you to adhere to the rules of good writing, we look for applicants who are not afraid to take risks in their expression. Please don't hesitate to use a writing style or method that may be outside the mainstream as you express a distinctive personal position in the samples you submit.

 

Letter(s) of Recommendation Although not required, these letters can be very helpful to your application. One letter is suggested, although as many as three may be submitted. Recommendation letters should be written by teachers or other professionals who have firsthand knowledge of your art or academic achievements and can comment on your potential as a student.

Please use the Common Application or the RISD data-online Application to invite people who are writing letters in support of your application to upload them through that service. Letters may also be sent directly to our mailing address (see below) or emailed to admissions@risd.edu.

 

SUBMITTING YOUR MATERIALS

» Submit your application form through either the Common Application or the RISD data-online Application.

» Have your school send official transcripts to the Admissions Office - electronically through the Common Application or Parchment - or by email or mail.

» Upload your portfolio through SlideRoom.

» Mail your two original drawings to the Admissions Office.

» Upload your writing sample and letters of recommendation through the Common Application or the RISD data-online Application.

We prefer that your credentials be submitted electronically using the data-online tools but paper versions of official transcripts, recommendations, writing sample and test reports may also be mailed to:

Admissions Office

Rhode Island School of Design

Two College Street

Providence, RI 02903

USA

BROWN/RISD DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM

Students applying for admission to the Dual Degree Program must complete the application process at both institutions by our respective deadlines: January 1 for Brown and February 1 for RISD.

You may not apply to both RISD and Brown using the Early Decision deadline, although you can choose to apply to data-one of the two schools early. If you do so, please indicate your interest in this program data-on your application.

The data-only additional credential required to apply for this program is the Dual Degree Supplement, which is included within either of RISD’s application options. Note that the dual degree essay does not replace the other required writing sample.

Students must be admitted both to RISD and Brown before being considered for admission to the

​Dual Degree Program

 

브라운대학과 공동학위 ​

과정 지원 가능​

Brown/RISD Dual Degree Program

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The Dual Degree Program draws data-on the complementary strengths of Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) to provide students with a range of opportunities to develop and integrate academic and artistic work.

Students may combine, for example, disciplines such as philosophy with sculpture, or art and design with math or anthropology. Brown offers comprehensive concentrations in the physical and biological sciences, social sciences, mathematics, and the humanities. RISD offers intensive, specialized education in all categories of visual media, architecture, and design.

The program is five years in length. Students may receive a Bachelor of Arts (A.B.) degree from Brown and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree from RISD. Prospective students must apply and be accepted to both institutions, and then be approved by a separate Brown/RISD admissions committee.

Students accepted into the Dual Degree Program will be enrolled in both Brown and RISD and will be required to complete existing degree requirements for both institutions. A minimum of two years in residence at each school is expected of the students.

 

 

http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-fine-arts-schools/fine-arts-rankings

 

 

 

참고: 분야별 순위 랭킹보기:

http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-fine-arts-schools

 

산업디자인 랭킹?

http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-fine-arts-schools/industrial-design-rankings

#1	Yale University New Haven, CT	4.5
#2	Rhode Island School of Design Providence, RI	4.4
#2	School of the Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, IL	4.4
#4	University of California—​Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA	4.3
#4	Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, VA	4.3
#6	California Institute of the Arts Valencia, CA	4.2
#7	Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA	4.1
#7	Cranbrook Academy of Art Bloomfield Hills, MI	4.1
#7	Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD	4.1
#10	Columbia University New York, NY	4.0
#11	Alfred University—​New York State College of Ceramics Alfred, NY	3.9
#11	California College of the Arts San Francisco, CA	3.9
#13	Bard College Annandale-on-Hudson, NY	3.8
#13	CUNY—​Hunter College New York, NY	3.8
#13	Temple University Philadelphia, PA	3.8
#13	University of California—​San Diego La Jolla, CA	3.8
#13	Washington University in St. Louis Saint Louis, MO	3.8
#18	Art Center College of Design Pasadena, CA	3.7
#18	Ohio State University Columbus, OH	3.7
#18	School of Visual Arts New York, NY	3.7
#18	University of Wisconsin—​Madison Madison, WI	3.7
#22	Arizona State University Tempe, AZ	3.6
#22	Massachusetts College of Art Boston, MA	3.6
#22	University of Georgia Athens, GA	3.6
#22	University of Iowa Iowa City, IA	3.6

 

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