Curriculum Weighted Average Grade (CWAG):

• Minimum overall CWAG: 2.5

• Minimum CWAG for Fine Arts courses: 2.25

Exhibition Participation:

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Participation in a department-organized exhibit/concours during the mid-year term (refer to the SINAG: ID & VC Sophomore Portfolio Show).

Revalida:

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Required if the applicant:

• Did not meet CWAG requirements.

• Did not meet the Portfolio Exhibition criteria (see SINAG Portfolio Requirements).

• Has an unsatisfactory academic performance (e.g. multiple DRPs, INCs, or grades of 4.0 or 5.0)

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Process:

• Talent Determination Test 2.0

• Portfolio Presentation (including additional plates)

• Panel Interview

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Important Notes:

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Revalida will be scheduled during the Portfolio Exhibition period.

Submit all requirements to the Records Section, UPCFA Administration, Office of the College Secretary:

• Signed proof of BFA qualification (from the Department)

• CWAG requirement verification 

• Curriculum fulfillment verification

• Student directory

• ID Picture

• Has completed the AA (Industrial Design) curriculum or will complete the required courses by the end of the Midyear Term, or has, at the very least, completed all CFA-based courses. 

• Has at least 2 courses left to take in the 1st semester of the following academic year.

Note: Sophomore BFA students are also encouraged to participate in the Portfolio Exhibit.

Content:

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Minimum of 10 best plates from 1st and 2nd-year classes.

Evaluation Criteria:

• Drawing skills (both freehand and computer-generated)

• Skills in 3D construction and prototyping skills (both manual/traditional and digital)

• Design process (idea generation and development)

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These criteria apply only to Industrial Design (ID) students. VC students should consult their program coordinator for specific requirements.

Important Notes:

• All works must be original and properly labeled.

• QR codes can be included.

• Students are responsible for preparing, installing, and monitoring their own displays during the exhibition period.