Do I still need to submit a portfolio if I want to Minor in Drawing?

[Collegel0l]

<p>USC offers a Major in Fine Arts as well as many Minors in different aspects of Fine Arts (such as painting, drawing, etc..) If I'd like to Minor in Drawing but Major in an unrelated field (Marketing), do I still need to submit a portfolio when applying? I think I don't need to, but I just want to be sure :P</p>

[alamemom]

<p>No, a portfolio is not required for a minor in Drawing. The requirements to declare an Art minor are:

Thank you for your interest in minoring in art. We recommend that students complete a class at the Roski School of Fine Arts before starting a minor program. This is to familiarize yourself with our courses, and to ensure that an art minor is well suited for you. Consult your major Academic Advisor to make sure that you have enough elective space in your academic program for a minor. It is also best to meet with an Academic Advisor in the Roski School before beginning a minor program. During this meeting, we will try to determine if you will be able to complete one of our programs. We will also discuss important information with you regarding catalogue years, the sequential nature of our classes, and what course order and timeline might be most appropriate for you.

[Becoming</a> an Art Minor - Roski School of Fine Arts](<a href=“http://roski.usc.edu/undergrad/minors/info.html]Becoming”>http://roski.usc.edu/undergrad/minors/info.html)</p>

<p>You apply for minors after matriculating at USC. The deadlines for Roski are Oct 1 for the following spring semester and March 1st for the following Fall. You do not have to declare a minor to take classes in Roski and you can do so (take a drawing class) in your first semester at USC.</p>

<p>Minor in Drawing: [Drawing</a> Minor - Roski School of Fine Arts](<a href=“http://roski.usc.edu/undergrad/minors/drawing.html]Drawing”>http://roski.usc.edu/undergrad/minors/drawing.html)</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>