1. I am not art-majored. Is it possible to transfer to art directly?/ to enter graduate school for art major?
Yes. Just for Fine Art, it's usually said to be hard for a non art-majored applicant to enter graduate school, but there has been cases.

2. How long does it take to prepare a portfolio?
The number of works required is often 15~20. 3 months may be enough, but for prominent schools' competitive admission and their scholarships, at least 6 months to a year is needed.

3. I am attending highschool and would like to go to art college abroad after graduating.
It is easier for a student of younger age to learn a language and to adjust himself/herself to a new environment.

4. How are portfolios different in their concentrated major?
Many colleges for undergraduate program doesn't require specified traits in one's portfolio. What they mostly look for is the student's genuine drawing technique and creative idea development, yet a portfolio for graduate degree is concerned with major-specified quality in its final/editing stage of making a portfolio.

5. Can an international student receive scholarships?
Not whole lot of international students are given scholarships, but it is true that Artphil produces dozens of scholarship recipients every year from various schools.

6. How many credits are there usually transferred for a transferring applicant?
Transferred credits are entirely up to individual schools he/she applies for. Schools decide in accepting credits depending on the applicant's portfolio and other qualities.

7. About making portfolio of an art-majored graduate from a Korean college?
Artphil has a numerous alumni who were already majored in art in Korean colleges; they approve of Artphil's higher education in creating original and inventive portfolios, which leads students to getting great scholarships.