Have you done a Visual Arts portfolio?

answers1: There's no specific list of things to put into your
portfolio (unless they gave you one specifically for the interview.)
Put in you best works. Be eclectic. Show some drawings, paintings,
photography, whatever you have that you think is good. <br>
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They wont be judging what kind of artist you are based on your
portfolio. They're getting an idea of your skill level and your grasp
on the visual arts. They basically wont to know if the things they
teach you are likely to take, or if you aren't developed enough in the
basics to benefit from their program. <br>
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Don't sweat it. Most people who apply for art programs, aren;t going
because they think it'll be easy, or because they like to doodle on
the back of their notebook. They go because they are serious about
becoming better artist. I'm betting you are the latter, and I'm
betting you're portfolio will be good enough do pass the interview.