What Does 19 Years of US Art School Admissions Experience Mean?
Years in business matter only as a checkable record and current knowledge. Our 1,099 acceptances by school with award counts, plus the admissions changes since 2009.
Years in business matter only as a checkable record and current knowledge. Our 1,099 acceptances by school with award counts, plus the admissions changes since 2009.
Most acceptance claims fail one of five simple tests. What to ask, why a summer programme is not an admission, and our own record put through the same tests.
Check academy marketing against the schools’ current rules. Outdated-rule and claims-based red flags, with what Parsons, RISD, SVA and CCA say now.
Read success stories for what they leave out: award period, what ‘full’ means, and averages driven by one award.
You can’t judge drawing lessons directly, but you can check results, school fit, content rules and refunds. Here’s what to ask.
A good portfolio prep program covers much more
than making artwork. Here are the 8 components
that Royal Blue includes — from studio development
to application strategy.
Is expensive portfolio preparation worth it?
The answer depends on your target schools and
what the program actually includes — here’s
how to evaluate the investment honestly.
What actually happens when Korean students
prepare for US art school without professional
help? Here’s what self-preparation typically
produces — and where it consistently falls short.
Whether a Korean student needs an academy for U.S. art school, judged by what schools actually require.
The PID System is Royal Blue’s core methodology
for portfolio preparation — P (Process), I (Individual),
D (Data). Here’s what it means and why it produces
stronger portfolios than formula-driven approaches.
Should you choose a Korean art academy with group classes or individual instruction? The answer depends on what you are actually preparing for.
Individual instruction is the core of effective
portfolio preparation. Here’s what it means at
Royal Blue — and why it produces better outcomes
than group-only programs.