ELIGIBILITYYou must be scheduled to graduate in 2014 from a U.S. high school or equivalent foreign secondary institution or currently have a high school diploma or GED and not currently enrolled at The Art Institute of California — San Diego.

First PlaceHigh School StudentThirteen scholarships will be awarded (one in each program category)$10,000

First PlaceHigh School GraduateThirteen scholarships will be awarded (one in each program category)$10,000

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS A. Complete the entry form and release and indicate the

program of study for which you are applying.B. Type a 200-word essay indicating your goals and

motivation for the scholarship.C. Label all cds, prints, and other supporting materials

with your name and medium used (if appropriate).D. Submit a résumé stating your educational

background, extracurricular activities, hobbies, work experience, community involvement, artistic achievements, and/or related awards.

E. Submit the original version of at least one recommendation letter from an instructor, academic/career advisor, or supervisor. The letter(s) should be submitted on official school or company letterhead.

F. Submit an official high school transcript.G. Submit a portfolio with all completed individual

program entry requirements.H. Entries must be contained in one package,

postmarked by Friday, March 28, 2014 and mailed to:

Scholarship Committee The Art Institute of California — San Diego 7650 Mission Valley Road San Diego, CA 92108

GENERALCOMPETITIONGUIDELINES

7650 Mission Valley Road | San Diego, CA 92108Toll-Free: 866.275.2422 | Fax: 619.291.3206www.artinstitutes.edu/sandiego

THE ART INSTITUTE OF CALIFORNIA — SAN DIEGO

SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION

2014

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ENTRY MATERIALSAll cds, prints, and other entry materials submitted for consideration become the property of The Art Institute of California — San Diego, a campus of Argosy University, upon receipt. The Art Institute of California — San Diego is not responsible for loss, damage, or return of materials. Finalists and/or winners will be asked to submit their original work upon request and sign a release form permitting The Art Institute of California — San Diego to use the work for promotional purposes.

INTERNATIONAL ENTRANTSAll typed entry material and documentation must be submitted in English, including original recommendation letters. When necessary, English translations from a professional service must be attached.

OTHER CONDITIONSThe tuition scholarship is awarded in the form of a tuitioncredit and is not redeemable for cash. Tuition scholarships are non-transferable. The tuition scholarship may not beused to finance optional programs sponsored by TheArt Institute of California — San Diego. The tuitionscholarship covers academic tuition only and may not beapplied against fees, housing, living expenses, or program supplies and may not be transferred between affiliateschools of The Art Institutes. Scholarship money awardedwill be prorated during the length of the student’s degreeprogram. Scholarship recipient(s) must not interrupt theirstudies; interruption of studies will result in a loss of thescholarship. In the event education is terminated, thescholarship becomes null and void. Failed courses orcourses dropped after the drop/add period that must berepeated will be charged at the current per credit hourrate. Additional restrictions and requirements may apply.

OTHER OPTIONSDo not plan to finance your education by anticipating a scholarship. You may want to apply for financial assistance either through The Art Institute of California — San Diego or the federal and state governments. Additionally, many local and national service clubs, civic groups, and organizations sponsor scholarships.

By signing this Entry Form and Release, I acknowledge that I understand the competition guidelines accompanying this Entry Form and agree to abide by them. I represent that the attached work qualifies for submission into this competition. I further represent that I own all rights in the attached work and that the attached work does not infringe any copyright, trademark, trade name, service mark, or patent. I give my consent to Education Management LLC (“EDMC”) and to those whom it may authorize to photograph, film, and/or videotape me, and/or to use a photographic/digital reproduction of me or my artwork (with or without my name), to identify me by name and/or with school and employment information, and/or to quote or record statements made by me, for any editorial, promotional, advertising, trade, or other purpose whatever by EDMC except for testimonial and endorsement of product advertising for third parties for which a payment is received by EDMC. EDMC and those whom it may authorize shall have the rights to reproduce, distribute, and display – publicly, including on the internet – photographs, film, videotape, statements, and quotes covered by this release, and to prepare derivative works. I understand that EDMC is not responsible for unauthorized duplication/use by third parties on the internet.

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INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIP ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Advertising (AS/BS)Submit a portfolio of an ad campaign for a new car:a) Two magazine ads; b) One billboard; c) One poster;d) Another advertising medium that reflects your best talent.Artwork may be on a CD or print.

Design & Technical Graphics (BS)

Graphic Design (AS)

Graphic & Web Design: Graphic Concentration (BS)Submit a portfolio including the following: a) One poster design; b) One realistic colored illustration; c) One black & white pen-and-ink or pencil drawing; d) One fully colored illustration which reflects your best talent using any medium. Artwork may be on a CD or print.

Designing for Tablets: Digital Publishing (BS)

Graphic & Web Design: Web Concentration (BS)

Web Design & Interactive Communications (D)Submit a CD or DVD that includes the following: a) Five-page, interactive website that includes original interface design and content; b) a sitemap for that website; c) an original media project created using Flash or any video or motion graphics application (at least 30 seconds and no longer than 90 seconds).

Interior Design (BS)Submit a portfolio of 8x10 color prints or a CD showing art and creative design ability. Submissions must include sketches or renderings and perspective drawing with hand lettering. Floor plans and room elevations are desirable but not mandatory.

Audio Production (AS/BS)Submit a portfolio that includes the following:a) An original soundtrack at least 60 seconds long; could be a song (yours or a cover), could be a mashup featuring your editing skills, could be a commercial, a film score, or sound design for a game concept. Submit on an audio CD or as an audio file; b) A 500- to 600-word essay of an analysis of any song. Discuss the instrumentation and recording techniques (is it more of a performance or more of a studio-enhanced creation?) and how that song fits into that artist’s body of work; c) Any links to your social networking pages, website, or any other self-promotional materials you have developed; d) Lastly, a short 150- to 200-word essay on your interest in and experience with audio production and what attracted you to the Audio Production program at The Art Institute of California — San Diego.

Digital Photography (AS/BS)Submit at least four, but no more than nine, original photographs. Submissions must include the following types of photographs: a) A portrait; b) Wildlife and nature; c) Black & White; d) Documentary or photojournalism. Photographs should be printed and submitted in a binder along with your typed materials. All work must be formatted as individual PDF files and submitted on a CD or DVD. Identify each individual file with your name (example: photo2_Jsmith.pdf).

Game Art & Design (BS)Submit a portfolio using your knowledge of video games and include the following: a) A game design (on two to three pages) for a new game. Designs should include such information as type of game, style of play, and characters (if any); b) One drawing or digital rendering of a character; c) One drawing or digital rendering of a set location.

Media Arts & Animation (BS)Submit a portfolio including 10-15 pieces, which could include any of the following: Drawings from life, digital illustrations, character designs, storyboards, composite images, render stills, paintings, or maquettes. All artwork is to be submitted in a standard 8.5 x 11-inch notebook with the work displayed in 8.5 x 11-inch plastic folders/inserts. Photograph or scan pieces in order to make prints that meet these specs. If you have any animations, motion graphics, or videos with special effects, they are to be submitted on suitable electronic media. Please submit copies of your artwork, not your original pieces.

Visual & Game Programming (BS)Submit a URL to a game or interactive project you have created. Or submit an original game concept which includes at least one orthographic map of a game level, a back story, a description of the game's genre, and the target device on which the game will be played.

Fashion Design (BFA)There are many popular young movie actresses known for their style and beauty. Using your favorite movie star as your inspiration, submit two original clothing designs. Design one look for casual wear and design another look for a red carpet event. Submit in Illustration format: a) Both design sketches mounted on an 11 x 17 black foam-core board, with color story and fabric choices attached; b) A one-page design inspiration along with design boards to describe your concept and ideas; c) Secure the one-page inspiration sheet on the back of the board, along with your name and contact information.

Fashion Marketing & Management (BS)

Fashion Retailing (D)A well-known fashion magazine has hired you to create a fashion editorial for the Holiday edition. Submit a six-page photo spread to create excitement and interest in the magazine

ENTRY FORM AND RELEASEComplete the entry form and release, enclose with your entry materials, and mail to the address below. These items must be postmarked by Friday, March 28, 2014.

Please check one:

I am graduating in 2014 I graduated before 2014

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Indicate scholarship for which you are applying: Advertising (AS/BS)

Design & Technical Graphics (BS) / Graphic Design (AS) / Graphic & Web Design (BS)

Designing for Tablets: Digital Publishing (BS) / Graphic & Web Design: Web Concentration (BS) / Web Design & Interactive Communications (D)

Interior Design (BS)

Audio Production (AS/BS)

Digital Photography (AS/BS)

Game Art & Design (BS)

Media Arts & Animation (BS)

Visual & Game Programming (BS)

Fashion Design (BFA)

Fashion Marketing & Management (BS) / Fashion Retailing (D)

Baking & Pastry (AS/D)

Art of Cooking (D) / Culinary Arts (AS) / Culinary Management (BS) / Hospitality Food & Beverage Management (BS)

BS – Bachelor of Science • BFA – Bachelor of Fine Arts AS – Associate of Science • D – Diploma

See back for rules and regulations.

and its advertisers. The goal is to build excitement and generate sales of the magazine from the cover. The secondary goal is to create awareness for the products in the spread. Submission requirements: a six-page photo editorial modeled after your favorite fashion magazine. Use the magazine for your inspiration. Write a target market summary with a description of who you think will purchase the goods in the shoot. Choose a location, a model, and hair and makeup to compliment the garments. Style the model with clothes and accessories to highlight your advertisers. You will submit six pictures. This project will be judged on the styling aspects of the shoot, not the shoot itself.

Baking & Pastry (AS/D)Submit a portfolio containing: a) A photo, sketch, or digitally rendered representation of a completed celebration cake (i.e. birthday, wedding, anniversary, etc.); b) Two or three specific photos, sketches, or digitally rendered representations featuring cake details; c) Complete recipe breakdown; d) Itemized cost menu.

Art of Cooking (D)Culinary Arts (AS)

Culinary Management (BS)

Hospitality Food & Beverage Management (BS)Submit a portfolio containing: a) A menu (service for four) composed of one appetizer, one soup or salad, and one entrée (must include one protein, one starch, and one vegetable; garnish optional); b) Detailed menu descriptions. Students should base their menu on a $50 spending limit; c) Detailed recipe cards for each menu item (for four portions each); d) Detailed method of preparation descriptions for each item (can be included as part of recipe cards if desired); e) Itemized and priced shopping list; f) Photographs of each menu item.

JUDGING The Art Institute of California — San Diego faculty, under the direction of the Academic Affairs department, will serve as judges for the competition. All decisions will be final.

OBLIGATIONS OF WINNERSThe recipients must begin their programs of study in the summer or fall of 2014. Scholarship awards are evenly distributed over the recipient’s program of study. Scholarship winners must complete the 12-month program within 15 months, the 18-month program within 24 months or the 36-month program within 45 months. Scholarship recipients must maintain satisfactory academic progress. Scholarships will be suspended in quarters when the student’s cumulative grade point average falls below 2.5. All scholarship recipients must apply to and be accepted at The Art Institute of California — San Diego.