Student Achievement Data - School of Architecture - The University of Texas at Arlington Student Achievement Data The University of Texas at Arlington | Bachelor of Science, Interior Design In accordance with the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) accreditation requirements, the Interior Design Program at the University of Texas at Arlington, collects and publishes information regarding student achievement including aggregate data addressing attrition and retention, graduation rates, job placement rates, and acceptance into graduate programs. Length of Program At 15 Credit Hours per semester, new transfer students will complete the INTD Undergraduate degree program, on average, in 3.5 years. The new FTIC Freshmen will require 4 years. Retention and Attrition Rates 74% of New Interior Design students enrolled in Fall 2023 returned for Fall 2024, which represents a 26% attrition rate. 66% of New Freshman Interior Design students enrolled in Fall 2023 returned for Fall 2024, which represents a 34% attrition rate. 95% of New Transfer Interior Design students enrolled in Fall 2023 returned for Fall 2024, which represents a 5% attrition rate. Graduation Rates Of the students graduating from the Interior Design Program with a Bachelor of Science degree in 2024, 68% graduated in 4 years or less. Of the students graduating from the Interior Design Program with a Bachelor of Science degree in 2025, 74% graduated in 4 years or less. Acceptance into Graduate Programs From 2022-2024, 9% of interior design graduates pursued advanced degrees at UTA: Two students from the Spring 2023 graduating class applied to graduate school and were accepted into UTA’s College of Architecture, Planning, and Public Affairs. One student from the Spring 2024 graduating class applied to graduate school and was accepted into UTA’s College of Business. Job Placement Rates The following data for full-time and transfer students was collected using institutional records and a student survey that was administered prior to graduation. The surveys were distributed to students graduating in Spring 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Interior design. Of those 11 students, six responded for a 55% response rate. Of those six, four were employed for a 75% job placement rate. Three were employed in an Interior Design-related field for a 50% industry-related job placement rate. Updated July 23, 2025. For additional information, please contact the Office of Institutional Effectiveness Reporting at Overview Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Student Achievement Data Bachelor of Science in Architecture Master of Architecture Master of Science in Sustainable Building Technology Faculty Studio Culture Policy First Year Competency Graduate Studio Lottery Accreditation Overview Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Urban Design Master of Landscape of Architecture Dual Master’s Degree with NTU Design Playbook Planter Project Faculty Overview Advanced Standing MCRP Program Master of City and Regional Planning Dual Master Degrees Ph.D in Urban Planning and Public Policy Overview Online MPA City Cohort On-Campus Dual Master Degrees Ph.D in Public Administration and Public Policy Certificate Programs Profile Research Expertise Jobs and Opportunities Doctoral Student Research Overview Architecture History Minor Environmental and Sustainability Studies Minor Urban Affairs Minor Overview International Program Innsbruck Address College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs 601 W. Nedderman Drive Suite 203 Arlington, TX 76019-0108 Connect with us CAPPA Facebook CAPPA Instagram CAPPA LinkedIn Important Links Give to CAPPA News CAPPA SharePoint Contact