Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University registration is now open
for Spring 2024 Dual Enrollment courses spanning a range of creative topics like design
concepts, color theory, drawing, object making, product design and more.
GRAND RAPIDS — High school students passionate about art and design can get a head start on their creative education this spring through Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University’s Dual Enrollment program.
Registration is now open for Spring 2024 Dual Enrollment courses spanning a range of creative topics like design concepts, color theory, drawing, object making, product design and more.
KCAD Dual Enrollment courses can be used to earn both high school and college credit, enabling students and their families to get ahead financially for college and complete their college degree sooner. These courses are offered at a reduced tuition rate, with potential additional tuition support through the State of Michigan - State School Aid Act, making it an accessible option for aspiring creatives.
“We are thrilled to offer these enriching opportunities for the next generation of artists and designers,” said Tara McCrackin, KCAD President. “Our Dual Enrollment program not only provides college-level curriculum and culture but also helps students develop their skills and portfolio.”
High school dual enrollment students gain access to KCAD’s dynamic studio facilities, resources, and expert instruction. Courses are scheduled for 15 weeks during the Spring and Fall semesters and will be conducted in-person on the college’s campus in downtown Grand Rapids.
Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University Dual Enrollment courses
can be used to earn both high school and college credit, enabling students and their
families to get ahead financially for college and complete their college degree sooner.
Dual enrollment students have the opportunity to enroll in freshmen and sometimes sophomore-level KCAD courses tailored to fit individual needs, schedules, and future goals. High school guidance counselors are also available to assist students with enrollment inquiries.
Enrollment application materials for the Spring 2024 semester must be received by 5 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 6, 2024. In addition to the application, official high school transcripts are required for consideration. Interested students can begin the application process by visiting kcad.edu/dualenrollment.
The following courses are available for Dual Enrollment in Spring 2024:
- KCAH 101 Global Art I – Prehistoric ‐ 14th Century
- KCFN 113 Color: Apply
- KCFN 115 Design: Text
- KCFN 116 Design: Image
- KCFN 117 Making: Objects
- KCFN 118 Making: Product
- KCFN 133 Drawing: Learn
- KCFN 134 Drawing: Practice
- KCDM 231 Sound Design
- KCGD 120 Graphic Design Processes
- KCHU 120 Writing
- KCPH 110 Intro to Photography for Non-Majors
For more information about KCAD Dual Enrollment, including course details, eligibility requirements and application process, please visit kcad.edu/dualenrollment or contact us at [email protected].