Question

What are the necessary college courses for a career in interior design?

Answer 1

interior design major classes would be a start. stuff in art, businessm, etc.

Answer 2

Look up a college that actually has that for a major (I suggest my college Bowling Green State University!!) you're better off that way. At least you know the ropes!

Answer 3

Some colleges have interior design majors so you would just take what they tell you to.

Answer 4

Well, if you wish to work indepentdently, business courses are always good. This will help you in catching customers' eyes, no matter what career you choose. For artistic careers, a liberal arts school might do the trick (Grinnell College in Iowa is a good one). There, they will have many creative arts courses, whether it is writing, designing, painting, or building. Visit http://www.grinnell.edu to see Grinnell's homepage. I hope that helps.

Answer 5

I would think some architecture classes would help, you need to know about the structure of things, in order to accurately spot a stud if you need to nail something and what not...

Answer 6

many liberal arts classes, some business, and some math (here and there) also art history and maybe some classes involving physical things such as wood work, ceramics etc. i kno loottss of art classes--but dont worry your advisor will help tell you what you need to take...