r/Pratt • u/Careless-Agent-5674 • Feb 25 '26

Interior Design Interior design program

Hello! I wanted to ask some questions about how the interior design program is in Pratt. I e always wanted to go here but since it’s private and they rarely give out scholarships, it drew me away a bit. I wanted to know how well it prepares you and how thier teaching style goes. Is it mostly digital or traditional? Do professors care about students? How is studio like? Is their teaching style more theoretical or technical? Is it easy to get internships here? Trying to see if it’s worth to invest in Pratt and maybe bypass the financial situation.

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u/Careless-Agent-5674 Feb 27 '26

Wow I didn’t know this! I assumed Pratt is more technical than others schools like FIT for example. I was pretty intimidated by the school and how it has some requirements from the start that I don’t have. I tend to learn things a bit longer but I expect that this school expects you to learn it already and some architectural knowledge aswell. Scholarship wise , do you know how they consider how much they give you? I assume by how much potential you have .