Top 11 Most Affordable Industrial Design Schools!

[@nikkig1146]

Thanks for making this video! I wish I knew what industrial design was at an earlier age so I could have gone to school for it. The majority of colleges/universities in my state didn't even offer ID as a major. It's crazy how so many people don't know what it is until it's too late :(

[@LeoNelBuilds]

why is it too late for you? I'm 40 and looking to go to school for industrial design next year

[@dclutch5831]

@@LeoNelBuilds Inspiring!!

[@karadianiko1442]

Can you rank Industrial Design Schools in Canada & the EU?

[@Starpunk752]

I wanna go to California State University long beach, for industrial design. I live somewhere close there and I can't believe you attended it.

[@rodriguesjohnbaptist]

can you recommend schools for masters in Industrial design please in US ?

[@balajisathyanarayanan1579]

Bro are you joined in industrial design school...?

[@vishtrinity]

@@balajisathyanarayanan1579 bro have u joined a design school?/

[@vinaysathvik1862]

@@vishtrinity bro are you looking for the same too?

[@vishtrinity]

@@vinaysathvik1862 yea bro ..but m lookin for a design school in Europe now...us n can r out of my budget bro

[@vinaysathvik1862]

@@vishtrinity me too bro , can you give me your contact ( Instagram if you have)

[@shin-ishikiri-no]

I can't believe he mentioned Louisiana. I've actually been to that campus.

[@coreyb9233]

there is no industrial design program at FIT

[@alexharrison7274]

I just called up both FIT and SUNY Buffalo State. While they may be inexpensive for NY residents, I was told that they only have courses that could be complimentary towards industrial design. There is no dedicated program towards industrial/product design unfortunately.

[@mbid5673]

Alex Harrison hey I know this school is outrageously expensive but if you are willing to look into it Drexel University has an amazing Product/ industrial design program... don’t let the cost scare you off like it has for many others... they usually give out generous scholarships and you can also apply for other scholarships once you are done your first year... also the school is known for co-ops so you will be able to pay off a decent portion of your college because of the work you are doing...

[@jasonvillegas3776]

I looked in buffalo states website. It only shows as offering industrial engineering.

[@abhishekbhatt9176]

Can you rank industrial/product design colleges in UK ?? Please

[@harshithdn9721]

can you put a video on industrial schools other than USA

[@nidhidesai9219]

Thanks Alot for this video! Your content is always on point!❤️

[@ktswjp]

Hi, I really like all your hard work which you put into your videos. Do you recommend some books about creatives strategies or showing process how to create one product (I don't know fridge, whatever in that scale for personal use) from first step to last one (I mean from industrial design point of view)? Just to get the "minset". Maybe this is idea for a new episode or have you made sth similar already? :) Thanks in advance.

[@ybrady5892]

I live in Raleigh, NC. NC State is what I'm looking at and hoping to go to. Though I'm from Wilmington, NC so it breaks my heart I can't be able to move back and go to UNCW and be able to surf year around again. For the dream though ig. I won't be moving that much further than I already am.

[@marshalloverhiser6274]

Damn three years later and now I’m at Iowa state

[@zehranur1953]

can you recommend schools for masters in Industrial design please in spain ?

[@davidhung8767]

Fashion Institute of Technology and SUNY college doesn’t offer industrial design programs....

[@kallenfons9564]

Appalachian State University in Boone has a very affordable program for both in state and out. And it's high ranked!

[@namehere5955]

Kallen Fons Not really, 33k for out of state

[@mauflores1443]

Hahaha that Denver student's joke though

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

hehe :P

[@chazlyle41]

You should post out of state tuition as well since a lot of people don’t already live in California haha. Also cool would be a balance of least expensive to most experience/internship/preparation for a job ratio. Most actual experience and knowledge for the least cost would be awesome!

[@maikeru01]

Fit does not have an industrial design program. Maybe they used to but I just searched their website and it doesn't exist.

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

HAPPY HALLOWEEN guys! stay safe tonight ;)

[@adarshpetervettukattil4650]

hey Jimmy Huynh your videos are great..... can you please tell how can a computer graduate become a product designer....

[@claudeboi]

UH represent. Go Coogs!

[@ankuratulkar8066]

It's was great.... Can you plz mention universities specifically for transportation design... It's a request... Please, based on their quality.

[@prabhjotsingh04]

can you give advice for international students to find the best schools in us and affordable coz they cost a fortune

[@humairatasneem4864]

Prabh Singh did you find one?

[@sagh]

Did u Find One? 2021

[@prabhjotsingh04]

@@humairatasneem4864 nope I haven’t as the cost more than i can afford

[@prabhjotsingh04]

@@sagh nope cuz still they are still of of my reach

[@designedby]

can you please explain how you did categorize the universities you wanted to go to?! thank you

[@davincitaq]

What about online courses for industrial design ?

[@lukashilfiker6470]

What is the "silly cone valley"?

[@floralandfleur]

ULL representing #idfam ! :)

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

haha! Thanks for the comment! :D

[@nabilmchaouri9658]

hey can you do a similiar video but for europien school i'm graduating this year from high school and i can't find any

[@530transam]

I plan on attending long beach, but I want to be a transportation designer. How applicable is it? I spent 3 years at the Academy of Art, and I wish I hadn't. I wish that as a high school student, I knew about Long Beach and San Jose.

[@acli4477]

What was it that turned you off about the academy of art?- Im trying to decide between the two

[@obtusei]

What about international students? Could they afford? Please, also make a video about Affordable Industrial Design School for International students.

[@humairatasneem4864]

Mr Nobody did you find any schools for international students?

[@aacdean]

can i become an industrial designer if im not good at maths?

[@aishwaryauniyal]

Not being able to add and not being able to spell are pretty much the only two criteria needed to become one.

[@kayaeki]

Doesn't matter if you're good or not, put in the time to get better and practice more. I'm bad at maths and doing a degree in mechanical engineering, I'm putting in the work and recently got A in maths 2,3 and going to crush this sems applied maths 4 ( I almost passed in maths 1 then decided to get better)

[@treetop321]

I have the option of going to SFSU, CSULB, and SJSU for industrial design. What led you to choose CSULB?

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

I was in the same situation as you starting off. It was easy for me since I was used to visiting Souther CA and my girlfriend was going to UC Irvine at the time. I dont have much experience with the other schools but I can tell you that CSULB is a great school and you'll learn a lot.

[@treetop321]

Jimmy Huynh Ok thanks for the advice even if it was minimal. I am definitely considering Long Beach, especially with all the videos you have posted about students projects and portfolios. It's awesome to actually see what is produced from the program.

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

One thing I can say about going to Northern CA schools is that there are some pretty booming industries out there. Ones such as tech products, shoe design, and many others. If you're interested in getting into one of those industries, SFSU or SJSU might be a better fit. Yeah man, it really is difficult to find work produced from the schools. Main reason why I like to post student projects. Good luck with your decision Jon!

[@treetop321]

Jimmy Huynh Thanks again for the advice. Keep up the great vids!

[@adityakhapale442]

Apart from affordable, is these schools and good schools ????? 😐

[@jimenaroldan549]

May I add, UNAM, Mexico City Mexico according to the Ranking QS world university 2019 is in the top two best colleges in all Ibero-America (That is Latin America and Spain). UNAM does accept foreign students. The tuition for one semester is $0.25 Mexican pesos, paid on campus if you pay through the bank its $100 Mexican pesos because obviously, banks don't accept 0.25 payments xd. Those 0.25 equal 0,01 USD

[@Sagar-te8vl]

Any good Universities in Germany for product/industrial design?

[@KrishanRamani]

Hy... Please do mention about masters MSc in industrial design colleges , as you did this for undergraduate...

[@balajisathyanarayanan1579]

Iam also waiting for this answer if any know, pls let me know..

[@roundtuit2587]

What are the most affordable ONLINE industrial design schools? I spent a couple hours researching all 11 and almost none of them have design related online programs. I'll continue my own research. Just thought others might be interested in the answer as well. #3 CSU:LB and #10 NCSU have degrees in Instructional/Learning Design. (NCSU is Master's only) #10 NCSU also offers a Doctorate in Design. I've been eye-balling Academy of Art's (San Francisco) online ID program, but I don't think it's worth the $29k per year.

[@nidhidesai9219]

Could you please share the eligibility criteria , IELTS / TOEFL score ? Is GRE required for the same ? M from India and trying to apply for M.des from USA in industrial design

[@zeezou9922]

Hello, do you things Parsons school of design is a good one for industrial design ?

[@vjiggy81]

what do you think about Academy of Art University, or UAT any of the online designer schools?

[@chazlyle41]

Anyone go to Utah or Arizona programs? Only states I see with an ID program that I’d want to live in! Haha

[@balajisathyanarayanan1579]

Bro iam a mechanical engineer and I like to pursue my masters in industrial design so, suggest me good university

[@Adityasingh-ds2ll]

hey jimmy i'm planning to do my masters of design (industrial design) which will be the affordable colleges to attend and what is the difference between instate tuition and out of state tuition please let me know

[@MLFL609]

Any good school in Orlando, FL or Florida for that matter?

[@jasmineeverett1617]

I know this is a bit late but did you get any info on ID Schools available in Florida ?

[@longbeachinthehouse]

Jimmy does the industrail design program at csulb offer classes on toy design or a concentration on toy design? I know OTIS offers a toy design program which is highly ranked. However, tuition is expensive.

[@blahber222]

CCS: $40k tuition a year

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

too much for me lol

[@natchareemuencharoen2804]

Hello. Could you recommend some industrial design school in the U.S. in diploma or non-degree?

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

Hey Natcharee. I really dont have all the answers when it comes to schools outside of my own. I'm sure you'll be able to find the answers to you question with a little online research. Good luck!

[@poojanangare3053]

I wish to get to know about the most affordable and good college for Automotive design in United States of America. I'm looking for post graduation. Can you please suggest any?

[@Sourav-Kumar_01]

Hey did you get into any college, even i wanna do transport design can you recommend me any good affordable college.

[@joeldmello9080]

Hey Jimmy! I wanna study industrial design. But the thing is I’ve completed my under grad from a completely different background. Is it possible for me to do a Masters in Industrial design? and would it be difficult for me considering I have not done my bachelors in design from any art school?

[@leoming2292]

Your "JH" logo is a little bit like DJI's......

[@hardCOREmonkyman]

I'm going to long beach :)

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

One of us!

[@mason88alm]

Huh I live in Houston

[@Wilian_1997]

Anthony mason me too

[@mutasemCarD]

If I were to go to America with a J-1 student visa, would I be considered in or out state? (in-state tution)?????

[@KJCoin]

Out of State mah man

[@mutasemCarD]

okay thanks man

[@giangquangvinh6487]

Huynh? Are you Vietnamese?

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

Yep!

[@tseringwangdue3294]

There is no product design or ind. Design in University at Buffalo. Please research before you cast it on KZbin.

[@annaleisegray8246]

Hi! I love your videos! I'm a ID freshman at the University of Houston. I was just wondering how intense your program was especially the first couple years. Here they are brutal lol. Freshman year is meant to be an intense weed-out class here. Probably pulled 2 all nighters a week consistently for studio this first semester. A lot of people dropped. Are most ID programs that intense at first?

[@TitanSubZero15]

May I ask how the ID program is in Houston? Is it ID in general or is it more focused towards Product Design? I'm planning to transfer there next year.

[@annaleisegray8246]

TitanSubZero15 I would say it's more ID in general, but of course ID is essentially product design. To give you an idea of the assignments for the first semester, our fourth years designed a watercraft (kayak) for people with physical disabilities, our third years had to design dorm furniture, and our second years were given an open assignment to create a product that solved a problem. First semester of first year actually shares Studio with Architecture majors, and after your first semester (if you pass) you can decide if you want to do ID or Architecture. One thing that's different about our ID program is that it's a BS not a BFA. Also they have a strong focus on model making :) in general it's a really nice program. You get your own studio desk, and lockers, and there are actually showers on the top floor of the building. A downside is that the cost of materials for this program is very high. Last semester I spent $700 on supplies alone, and this semester I've already spent $400... also you don't get any sleep ever

[@TitanSubZero15]

Annaleise Gray Thank you very much for the response. I come from a Transportation Design (Detroit) background but due to finances decided to stay in-state and continue to finish my Architecture associates. Since Houston is the only school that offers ID I was curious about the specifics of the program. Those overnights can get crazy. :)

[@spudstwin]

Good to know! I've been looking into the ID program at UH so this helps alot. May I ask did you transfer into the program? I'm just curious as to how that works out.

[@TitanSubZero15]

I applied as a transfer before I went to Detroit. I got into UH but not into the ID program :'( I'll apply again once I get my associates. You apply as a transfer, send all the documents listed on their site, pay the application fee ($50) and that's it. For any majors within the Gerald Hines College of Architecture and Design, you do need to also send a portfolio showing your art work. I sent a mix of Industrial Design, Architecture and Fine Arts pieces.

[@stephangomez4451]

#GoCoogs!

[@nikolasm3300]

cringed when you said silicone valley. Silicon, element used in computer chips, Silicone, goop used to seal your bathtub

[@sampsonleevon7401]

I want to do Industrial design with Car design schools...Im in D.C right now I did go to the academy of art university...they screw their students.

[@sammyn.3D]

Jimmy thank you so much for uploading this video. I randomly came across your KZbin channel while researching more about Industrial Design and it has been a tremendous help. I have a BS in Mech. Eng. and am trying to go back to school for another degree. Because of your video I am very much interested in attending CSLB. Quick question, the cost of your attendance is that towards a BS? Also, I was reading the college website, it sounds like you need to take certain courses (portfolio submission) before you are officially in the industrial design major. Does that mean you are declared another generic art design major first then admitted to BS of ID? thanks in advance! SBM

[@AcrossDaGalaxy]

SamBamMang hey man, kind of an off topic question, but I'm interested in going to school either for Mechanical Engineering or Industrial Design. Wondering what your thoughts were on these two disciplines?

[@sammyn.3D]

Aaron D hey Aaron, mechanical engineering is a very broad degree that can take you into many different fields. The degree focuses on the fundamentals and foundation of making the products or systems work which is backed up heavily by math and stress analysis. whereas the industrial designer is aware of those processes and manufacturing techniques to help dictate their finish or practical design towards the end of their design process. Hopefully real industrial designers can clarify my statement but that's my general understanding.

[@AcrossDaGalaxy]

From my own research, it seems that Mech Eng is more on the technical side of things, whereas ID is more conceptual and even dabbles a little on sales and marketing. I think your answer reinforces what I've found out about these two industries. Thank you for your reply!

[@dennisthewalker]

SJSU vs CSULB. which one?

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

haha i'm biased against CSULB but i'm sure SJSU has great stuff to offer as well.

[@caidonggting5115]

welcome to unsw

[@whatcanidooo]

Long Beach sounds so great but god I can't stand their architecture 😑

[@Schnittwin]

Jesus christ. Germany: 650€/year

[@siddharthagrawal3552]

PRATT INSTITUTE

[@vinodnagare5387]

Too much fees

[@oldschool1928]

GO BEACH!!!