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30% of the Bachelor of Fine Arts – Interior Architecture and Design graduates from the 2021/2022 year graduated in 4 years and 88% graduated within 6 years.
For the 10 Master of Fine Arts – Interior Architecture and Design graduates from the 2021/2022 academic year, there were not any students who completed their degree in 3 years. However, 90% graduated within 5 years.
1 Data source: 2021-22 IPEDS Completions data set
87% of the Bachelor of Fine Arts – Interior Architecture and Design students that started during the Fall 2022 semester returned in the Spring 2023 semester, putting attrition at 13%.
79% of the Master of Fine Arts – Interior Architecture and Design students that started during the Fall 2022 semester returned in the Spring 2023 semester, putting attrition at 21%.
There was one student from the 2021/2022 academic year who completed a BFA in Interior Architecture and Design and was accepted in our Master of Architecture program. There were also two students from the 2021/2022 academic year who completed an MA in Interior Architecture and Design and were accepted in the MFA in Interior Architecture and Design program in the 2022/2023 academic year.
72% of the Bachelor of Fine Arts – Interior Architecture and Design2 and 90% of the Master of Fine Arts3 – Interior Architecture and Design students (eligible for employment) who graduated during summer semester 2021, fall semester 2021, and spring semester 2022 were employed in their field of study by June 15, 2023.
2 Based on Institutional Formula (excludes graduates who are not available for employment due to student visa (international), continuing education and active military service).
3 Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts graduates who were working in their field prior to enrollment at the University and maintained their same job after graduation are counted as employed in the above employment rate.
