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Pratt Institute Fall, Winter, and Spring PreCollege
Pratt Institute

Fall, Winter, and Spring PreCollege

New York, USA

1 up to 8 Weeks

English

Full time

Sep 2025

USD 1,153 / per course

Blended

Key Summary

    About: The Fall, Winter, and Spring PreCollege program offers high school students a chance to experience college life while enhancing their academic skills. This program includes a variety of courses designed to prepare students for future studies and provide insights into college expectations. The curriculum focuses on both academic and personal growth, helping students build confidence and academic competence.
    Career Outcomes: Completing this program can benefit students' future college applications and academic performance. Graduates may pursue higher education opportunities, engage in summer programs, or explore internships that enhance their educational journey.

Introduction

Develop your creative voice and build skills in art, design, and creative problem solving.

Fall, Winter and Spring PreCollege courses are designed for high school students to explore creative disciplines and prepare for admission to a degree in art, design, or architecture. During these college level programs, students create portfolio pieces for college admission and develop art/design skills while earning elective college credit. See course description for the modality of each course: in-person or online synchronous.

Courses, tuition, location, and schedules may vary by semester; please review the application or registration link for details and availability each term.

Please note that credit and noncredit courses have separate registration processes and deadlines.

1-Credit Courses

Credit-bearing classes are modeled after Pratt’s undergraduate curriculum and focus on specific areas of study available across the Institute’s offerings. Most classes are taught by Pratt faculty or alumni.

Each course requires dedicated time to complete assignments outside of class hours. Upon completion of the class, students receive a letter grade and one (1) elective college credit per class accepted at Pratt and most other universities.

Whether your interest lies in pursuing higher education in creative fields, or in establishing yourself as a professional in the creative industry, a carefully built portfolio can make a substantial impact on your skill development and educational goals.

Noncredit Courses

PreCollege noncredit courses are designed to support your creative practice, expand your technical skills, and build your portfolio. Each course includes assignments to be completed outside of class hours and students receive a pass/fail grade.

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