The interview at Minneapolis Academy of Art and Design takes about 20 minutes. The interview questions are mainly about professional choice of research direction, introduction and questions of works collection. The interview at Minneapolis Academy of Art and Design will pay more attention to students' on-site reaction ability and accumulated art knowledge.
Graduate student of illustration, natural light student M
Interview experience
"During the MCAD interview, I didn't encounter any tricky or unprofessional questions for about 20 minutes. I just answered them according to the prepared content~
But there was a small episode. I was supposed to analyze a picture, but the picture didn't come. Ha ha... "
Interview Questions
1. Introduce yourself first;
2. About the research direction I choose;
3. Because I am an interdisciplinary person, I asked some professional questions about products;
4. The last part is the introduction of the collection of works and the time left for me to ask questions.
Source: MCAD official website
Graduate student of natural light in illustration
Interview experience
"I thought that the interview pressure of MCAD would be great, and I felt nervous at the beginning, but when I found that the questions were ready during the chat, I relaxed haha. In addition to the collection of works, I also commented on a painting and asked about the language."
Interview Questions
1. Self introduction;
2. What are the differences between MCAD and Chinese schools?
3. What are you doing outside of learning English?
4. How to view research and writing;
5. Comment on a painting;
6. How to improve English later.
Minneapolis College of Art and Design Interview suggestions:
Through the interview questions of the above two students, we can easily find that MCAD will pay more attention to students' on-site reaction ability and accumulated artistic knowledge in addition to the collection of works. The reason why students are asked to comment on a work on the spot is precisely because MCAD wants to see whether students have the spirit of free criticism and artistic innovation.
Since the postgraduate courses of MCAD are very special European mentors, students do not only follow specific professors in teaching, but hope that students can learn more from more artists and talents.
Therefore, in addition to the clear description of the process of their own work collection, it is more important for students to show their originality to the examiners.
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