Undergraduate
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Sep 23
How to Build Your Application Portfolio for the Bachelor of Architecture Program
Learn more about the program, portfolio requirements, and ask questions live.
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Aug 31–Sep 10
Group Exhibition: Temperance
View an exhibition by three B.F.A. ’29 students that considers the space between restraint and release, control and abandon, and discipline and desire through sculpture, works on paper, and sound.
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Sep 11–Nov 6
Undergraduate Admissions Fall 2026 Events
Join AAP Undergraduate Admissions this fall for a series of sessions designed to introduce prospective students to undergraduate programs offered at AAP.
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Sep 14
Undergraduate Admissions: Virtual Information Session
Join for a virtual information session about the undergraduate admissions process.
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Aug 31–Sep 10
Yanni Zhong and Ruotong (Olivia) Wu: Growing Pain
View an exhibition by two B.F.A. students that explores the closely intertwined themes of growth and pain, ultimately seeking a space for emotional autonomy and feeling.
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Aug 17–27
Isabelle Jung and Unayzah Afzal: Unfettered
View an exhibition by two B.F.A. seniors that explores ideation through dreams, journaling, and spontaneity.
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May 12–16
B.F.A. Thesis: Time as Told by Shadow
View an exhibition by three B.F.A. seniors that explores the shifting relationship between memory, material, and the self.
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May 19–24
B.F.A. Thesis: The Waves Which Have Kept Me From Reaching You
View an exhibition by five B.F.A. ’26 students that investigates the cyclical nature of contemporary issues, including ecological collapse, the rise of AI and other technologies, and war.
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May 12–16
B.F.A. Thesis: 잔상 (Afterimage)
View a senior thesis exhibition by four students tied by Korean heritage who intimately examine memory, introspection, and the intersection of the body and psychology.
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May 4–8
Group Exhibition: Ctrl + Alt + Delete
View an exhibition that gathers recent work by third-year B.F.A. students who aim to interrupt on purpose, breaking the flow to ask what we’ve been scrolling past, what we’ve accepted as running fine in the background, and what might actually need to be force quit.