Master of Fine Arts Admitted Student Webinar: Session 1 | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Master of Fine Arts Admitted Student Webinar: Session 1

Thu, Mar 26, 2026, 7:00 —8:00 p.m.
Online via Zoom, Central Time
MFA Admitted Student Event
Admissions Event
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As an admitted student, you’ll be given an in-depth overview of the program, the mentorship component, the MCAD learning environment, next steps, and much more.

Guests may include current students, mentors, and MFA faculty members who will share their experiences with the program.

The webinar will last no longer than one hour and will include ample opportunities for you to ask any questions you may have, in real time, through our webinar chat forum.

Please note session 1 (March 26) and session 2 (March 27) will have similar content. Select the time that works best for your schedule. Please contact If you have been admitted for Fall 2026, you will receive an invite to this event in your email. Please email admissions@mcad.edu only if you have not received an invite one week prior to the event start date.

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