Major Guide for Transfer Advising
Transfer Pathways for this Major
The B.S. in Industrial Design requires significant coursework that is only offered at JMU, so you may want to consider planning to transfer after one year.
You should choose courses at your current school that satisfy specific general education AND major requirements at JMU. Use the list of equivalent courses in this major major for course guidance so you can prepare for the portfolio review that will be part of your transfer application process.
In addition, to be considered a competitive student for admission, you should have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and successfully completed college course work in these core subject areas: English, mathematics, social science and lab science.
If you are hoping to complete an associate degree prior to transfer, you should anticipate three years at JMU to complete the B.S. in Industrial Design.
- Not sure if the degree you're pursing is transferable? Learn about transferable degrees
- JMU Next Transfer Advisors are available to assist you in selecting courses and planning to transfer to JMU.
For the B.S. in Industrial Design, it can be beneficial to transfer to JMU after one year of community college.
You should choose courses at your current school that satisfy specific general education AND major requirements at JMU. In addition, to be considered a competitive student for admission, you should have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and successfully completed college course work in these core subject areas: English, mathematics, social science and lab science.
- View VCCS & RBC courses that satisfy JMU General Education requirements
- Learn more about the transfer admission process
Equivalent Courses for this Major:
The following courses can help toward your major at JMU. The list below shows all possible courses offered that fulfill requirements towards this major. Not all courses may be offered at your community college, and you are not required to complete these courses in order to transfer. We recommend meeting with a JMU Next Transfer Advisor as you schedule courses at your community college.
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VCCS |
RBC |
JMU Course Equivalent |
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ART 101 |
ART 201 |
ARTH 205, Survey of World Art: Prehistoric to Rennaisance |
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ART 102 |
ART 202 |
ARTH 206, Survey of World Art: Rennaisance to Modern |
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ART 131 |
ART 101 |
FDS 102, Color and Composition |
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ART 121 |
ART 103 |
FDS 104, Observational Drawing |
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ART 132 |
ART 102 |
FDS 106, Form and Space |
Additional Notes:
- Students must submit a portfolio of their work in order to be considered for admission to the program. See the department's website for review dates and more information on the portfolio.
- Please Note: INDU 200 is the gateway course into the major and is only offered in the fall semester. Students accepted to the major who transfer in the spring will not be able to take major courses until the following fall semester. The prerequisites for INDU are FDS 102, 104 and 106 (see above for VCCS and RBC equivalents).
- There is an additional admission process for industrial design. INDU 208 - Portfolio Review, is a 0 credit, pass/fail course that functions as a prerequisite to enrollment in all upper-level industrial design courses.
- Not sure if the degree you're pursing is transferable? Learn about transferable degrees
- JMU Next Transfer Advisors are available to assist you in selecting courses and planning to transfer to JMU.
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