Lower Level Review

Catalog description

Students in the Digital Design program undergo two reviews during their matriculation: Lower-Level Review and Upper-Level Review. Students must complete both reviews at the appropriate time as it relates to their specific major/concentration and matriculation. These reviews are also used to assess the DDSN program and are tied to the program learning outcomes. A score of 70 or higher constitutes passing the review, which means that the student is ready to proceed in the program. Students who do not pass may resubmit their portfolios the following semester incorporating feedback from their rubric. Both reviews are to ensure mastery of skills and are intended to ensure that students will succeed in upper-level coursework.