Experiential learning is the cornerstone of the BAC education. We are the only school in the United States offering a fully concurrent design education - meaning that students work in professional settings while they are in school, for the duration of their education. Students earn "hours" in Practice by spending time in a supervised professional setting, and their progress is measured by attainment of professional and interpersonal skills. Because of this unique combination of skills and experience, BAC students graduate not only with degrees, but with the ability to become leaders, critical thinkers, and innovators. [Learn more...]
Program Requirements
Each program [ARCH, DS ID, LA] has different Practice requirements students must fulfill in order to graduate. Each program's Practice requirements are tailored to industry standards for licensure and professional practice, where applicable. [Learn more...]
Gateway Initiative
The Gateway Initiative pairs groups of students with local nonprofits to do design and build projects; these are real projects with real clients! Since 2008, Gateway has served nearly 700 students and 80 non-profits in the Boston area. [Learn more....]
Jobs, Professional Practice, and Licensure
Curious about how to get a job in a design-related field, that will allow you to earn Practice hours? Or what the requirements are for professional licensure in your field are? [Learn more...]