School of Visual Arts Continuing Education Fall 2018
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School of Visual Arts
209 East 23rd Street, New York, New York
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School of Visual Arts is widely recognized as one of the finest colleges of arts in country for its innovative and experimental program philosophies and its unparalleled faculty of professional artists. SVA is located in the heart of New York City, a world capital of art, design and culture; a fact that greatly enhances the art educations of its students.
In 1947, SVA opened its doors with 35 students and three faculty members. Today there are approximately 3,500 undergraduate students, 650 graduate students and 1,000 faculty members.
One of the overriding philosophies of SVA is its focus on using working professionals as faculty. This allows us to have our students taught by people who are at the top of their game. It helps that SVA is located in the heart of New York City--the epicenter of publishing, art and commerce.
Our access to New York City's wealth of opportunities is not something we take for granted. Between our location and our professional faculty, we are in a unique position to offer our students incredible opportunities to get to meet key contacts in the art world--and it pays off. Our students have interned at over 800 companies and gone on to earn MacArthur and Fulbright fellowships as well as Emmys, Grammys and Oscars for their work at companies around the world.
It boasts four exhibition spaces featuring the work of faculty, alumni, students and renowned artists and designers, including the SVA Chelsea Gallery, which offers approximately 4,000 square feet of exhibition space in the heart of the Chelsea gallery district.
DEGREES OFFERED: BFA, MA, MFA, MAT, MPS
ACCREDITATION: AATA, CIDA, MSCHE, NASAD, NY State RATE
LEGEND
Certificate
Associates Degree
Bachelor's Degree
Postbaccalaureate Certificate
Low-Residency Masters
Masters Degree
Fully Online
Partially Online
Optional Online
FOUNDATION PROGRAM
This program is Residential.
ACCEPTANCE RATE: 69%
Acceptance Rate = The percentage of students admitted out of applications received in a given year.
ENROLLMENT: FALL 2020
UNDERGRADUATE FTE1 = 3,140
UNDERGRADUATE
| FULL-TIME | 3,107 |
| PART-TIME | 85 |
NOTE 1: "Full-Time Equivalent" is the common way to measure the relative size of colleges. This adjusts for differences in the percentage of part-time students (or faculty). For example: one full-time student = 1 FTE; three half-time students = 1.5 FTE, etc.
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS PROCESS
| APPLICATION: | Required |
| ONLINE APPLICATION: | Recommended |
| APPLICATION FEES: | 80 (approximate) |
| HOME EXAM: | Not Required |
| INTERVIEW: | N/A |
| ESSAY: | Required |
| SAT / ACT: | Required |
| PORTFOLIO: | Required |
| LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION: | N/A |
| IELTS: | N/A |
| TOEFL: | Required if English is a second language Minimum score 79 |
TRANSCRIPTS
| HIGH SCHOOL: | Required |
| COLLEGE: | Required, if transferring |
FACULTY: 2020-2021
FACULTY FTE1 = 590
| FULL-TIME | 188 |
| PART-TIME | 804 |
STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO: FALL 2020
6.017980 TO 1
FTE STUDENTS PER FTE FACULTY1
RETENTION
FRESHMAN RETENTION
| FALL 2018 FRESHMEN RETURNING IN FALL 2019 | 87% |
| FALL 2019 FRESHMEN RETURNING IN FALL 2020 | 40% |
GRADUATION
SIX-YEAR GRADUATION RATE
| FALL 2013 FRESHMEN GRADUATING WITHIN SIX YEARS | 76% |
| FALL 2014 FRESHMEN GRADUATING WITHIN SIX YEARS | 72% |
UNDERGRADUATE ETHNICITY
FALL 2020
- 4% AFRICAN AMERICAN
- 15% ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER
- 10% HISPANIC
- 19% WHITE/NON-HISPANIC
- 0% NATIVE AMERICAN
- 0% MULTIRACIAL
- 2% OTHER/UNKNOWN
- 51% INTERNATIONAL
UNDERGRADUATE GENDER DISTRIBUTION
FALL 2020
- 73% FEMALE
- 27% MALE
NEW STUDENT GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION2
FALL 2020
- 21% IN-STATE
- -1% OTHER STATES
- 29% REST OF U.S.
- 51% INTERNATIONAL
OTHER PROGRAMS
Continuing Education
ESL Studio Program
Pre-College
Art for Kids
Culture-Design-Fine-Arts in NYC
Impact! Design for Social Change
SVA Online
Summer Residency Programs
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
International Exchange
SVA Destinations
Specialized Summer Workshops for International Students
Disability Services
Student Health and Counseling Services
Student Juried Exhibitions
Internships
Career Development Office
20+ Student Organizations
Student Magazine
Visual Arts Student Association
WSVA the Campus Radio Station
Yearbook
NOTE 1: "Full-Time Equivalent" is the common way to measure the relative size of colleges. This adjusts for differences in the percentage of part-time students (or faculty). For example: one full-time student = 1 FTE; three half-time students = 1.5 FTE, etc. NOTE 2: Geographic distribution is reported for first-time degree/certificate-seeking undergraduates. NOTE 3: Includes all institutional scholarships and grants, but does not include College Work Study or third party awards.
Source: https://www.aicad.org/schools/school-of-visual-arts/
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