D 1 Colleges With Graphic Design Classes

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<p>First off I would like to say hello, Im new here and plan on staying here throughout my high school career into college.</p>

<p>Ok well heres my question... What are some Division 1 colleges that offer a graphics design course? I would like some answers that are close or in Ohio. I live in Cincinnati, Ohio and I dont plan on moving far, but I will if need be. Name all colleges close and far.</p>

<p>I found acouple small designing colleges in Cincinnati including Art Academy of Cincinnati, but like I said its a small college with not alot of college life. I plan on having a good time in college along with getting a 4 year degree. </p>

<p>Thanks for any help you can give me!</p>

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<p>Do you mean NCAA Division 1? If so, are you a high level athlete in your sport?</p>

<p>You may want to check the course catalogs of various schools’ art departments to see if they have courses that you would be interested in.</p>

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<p>Have you looked at University of Cincinnati?</p>

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<p>The College of Design Architecture Art and Planning, DAAP, at the University of Cincinnati is highly regarded, is D1 and offers a B.S in Graphic Communication. Seems to hit everything you are looking for unless you think it is too close to home.</p>

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<p>No thats sounds great, I didnt see that while exploring UC’s website.</p>

<p>EDIT> To <em>ucbalumnus</em> I am most likely making Varsity year coming year as in 99% sure I am as the varsity as very widely hinted that to me, but I dont plan on getting a D1 scholarship for it. Im just playing for competition and to get some more Merit Aid.</p>

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<p>*No thats sounds great, I didnt see that while exploring UC’s website.</p>

<p>EDIT> To <em>ucbalumnus</em> I am most likely making Varsity year coming year as in 99% sure I am as the varsity as very widely hinted that to me, but I dont plan on getting a D1 scholarship for it. Im just playing for competition and to get some more Merit Aid.*</p>

<p>Can you clarify?</p>

<p>It sounds like you don’t expect an athletic scholarship. For what are you expecting to get merit for? Test scores? Art Portfolio? What?</p>

<p>What is your sport? Are you good enough to be recruited? Does your sport offer athletic scholarships? Or do you plan on being a “walk on”? </p>

<p>Why not consider Div II or III?</p>

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<p>I’d suggest slugging through a big fat guide book or on-line descriptions. There are only 300+ D1 schools and cutting down my geography you’re down to something under 50 ([2011-12</a> NCAA College Basketball Standings - ESPN](<a href=“http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/standings]2011-12”>Men's College Basketball Standings - 2022-23 season - ESPN)) … since there are so few schools look up each of these schools or send each an email.</p>

<p>I second M2K questions asking for clarity about what you are looking for for your college athletic experience … adding DII and DIII into the mix adds A LOT more potential schools into the mix … but may greatly increase your chance to play in college.</p>