Portfolio Program
In our Portfolio Program, students develop a personalized body of work to apply for top art high schools, art universities, comprehensive universities, and Ivy League schools.
Portfolio Courses
The Skills You’ll Learn
Investigation
Explore materials, processes, and ideas to build both technical skills and creative thinking.
Experimentation
Practice, experiment, and refine your work through hands-on projects.
Concept Development
Develop original concepts and transform them into cohesive, professional projects.
Communication
Present and communicate your artistic vision clearly to different audiences.
Personal Voice
Build a strong artistic identity that highlights creativity, leadership, and impact.
Your Goal of this course
The goal of this course is to help you build a strong, creative, and well-structured portfolio. By the end, you will be able to showcase your unique artistic voice and academic strengths, preparing you for applications to art high schools, art universities, comprehensive universities, and Ivy League schools.
Want to see examples of student work?
Check out our Student Portfolio Showcase, featuring creative projects and outstanding work from students applying to top art high schools, art universities, comprehensive universities, and Ivy League schools.
Portfolio Requirements
Your portfolio should demonstrate creativity, technical skills, and a strong personal voice. Depending on your application goals, requirements may vary:
Art High Schools require 8–12 pieces showing drawing fundamentals, creativity, and potential.
12–20 works highlighting concept development, advanced techniques, and personal style.
A balanced portfolio combining artistic skills with interdisciplinary or research-based projects.
Highly original, concept-driven work that integrates academic depth, leadership, and social impact.
Student Portfolio
