What Is the RISD Hometest and How Do I Prepare?
RISD Hometest preparation is one of the most misunderstood parts of applying to Rhode Island School of Design — yet […]
What Is the Parsons Challenge and How Do I Pass It?
If you’re applying to Parsons School of Design, you’ve likely already encountered one requirement that sets it apart from nearly
Should I Apply Early Decision to Art School?
At Royal Blue in Apgujeong, we guide Korean students through every strategic decision in the US art school application process — including when and how to apply
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How Many Art Schools Should I Apply To?
One of the most common strategic questions Korean students ask when preparing their US art school applications is: how many
What TOEFL Score Do I Need for Art School?
If you’re a Korean student planning to apply to a US art school, one of the first practical questions you’ll
Do I Need to Speak Perfect English for US Art School?
Korean students do not need perfect English
for US art school — but they do need enough
to engage authentically. Here’s what the
English requirements actually look like.
Is It Hard to Study Art in the US as a Korean Student?
It’s one of the most honest questions a Korean student can ask before committing to a US art school: is
How Do You Talk About Your Art in English?
For Korean students preparing for US art school, one of the most underestimated challenges is not drawing, painting, or portfolio
What Happens During Art School Critiques?
Art school critiques are one of the most formative experiences in a BFA education. Here is what Korean students can expect — and how to prepare before you arrive.
Can You Study Art at a Regular University Instead of Art School?
It’s a question many creative students ask before committing to an application: can you study art at a regular university
Should I Go to Art School or University?
It’s one of the most important decisions a creative student makes before applying: should I go to a dedicated art
What Is the Difference Between a BFA and a BA in Art?
If you’re researching art programs in the US, you’ll quickly encounter two degree types: the BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts)