Digital Design

In addition to qualifying students for entry-level design jobs, a Digital Design Certificate of Proficiency will build momentum to facilitate student transitions and support student efforts to earn certificate and associate degree programs.

Digital design is a growing specialty in the field of graphic design. Digital design students will learn interactive website design, digital video production, graphics and communication technologies as well as overall layout and production design for advertisements, brochures, magazines and corporate reports. The certificate of proficiency will provide students with the initial tools to enhance business marketing through digital equipment and software.

 IT skills in greatest demand in the state include: JavaScript, LINUX, UNIX, C++, website development and HTMLS—all of which are utilized in the Digital Design Certificate of Proficiency. In just one or two semesters, students will have marketable skills to help them gain employment. Completion of the Digital Design Certificate of Proficiency will create pathways for additional education and employment opportunities. 

Bachelor Degree Minimum Requirements

Admission to USU is test optional for Spring 2022, Summer 2022, and Fall 2022. ACT/SAT test scores will still be considered if submitted.

• 2.8-4.0 GPA - Admitted in Good Standing
  • Students with less than a 2.8 high school GPA may still be admitted in good standing based upon the combination of their GPA and ACT/SAT score. See if you qualify.
• 2.79 GPA & below - Considered for Earned Admission path.

Associate Degree Minimum Requirements

Most USU Eastern and USU Blanding Associates Degrees and Certificates are open enrollment and do not require a minimum high school GPA or ACT/SAT score.

Recommended High School Prep Work

• 4 years of English
• 4 years of Math (One class beyond math 3)
• 3.5 years of Social Science
• 3 years of Lab-Based Science (one each: biology, chemistry, and physics)
• 2 years of a world language (same language, taken progressively during grades 9-12)