O'More College Of Design
O’More College of Design is a non profit small private college in Franklin, Tennessee, United States.
It was founded as O'More School of Interior Architecture and Design in 1970, located in the historic district of Franklin. It is a non-traditional, accredited college awarding the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Interior Design, Fashion Design & Merchandising, and Visual Communications which includes Graphic Design, Advertising & Animation. It has an enrollment of about 200, with a male to female ratio of 1 to 9. The job placement rate for graduating students is in the high nineties.
The college is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT). The Interior Design Department has been CIDA (formerly FIDER) accredited since 1974.
O'More has a cooperative agreement with Middle Tennessee State University which allows its students access to the resources of MTSU's College of Design. Also, O'More College of Design is a sister school to Belmont University located in Nashville, Tennessee. This agreement allows students from both O'More and Belmont to dual-enroll and take classes in efforts to complete a minor or a major simultaneously.
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