It doesn't matter if you don't have an art foundation. I'll learn it soon. If you haven't passed the exam, you can review and take the exam again. It is common for art students to resume classes.

These design majors you mentioned are only available in art universities. And if you study design, you must be a famous art university. It is difficult for ordinary universities to learn anything, because design and art are not cultural courses, and you can learn well if you work hard. It is necessary for the school to have considerable equipment and teachers' high personal artistic accomplishment to bring out students.

In addition, if you don't take the single stroke examination or the unified examination of painting, I'm afraid you won't have the chance to apply for these majors. Learning painting is a very bitter thing. Not that you are not good at arts and sciences. Turning to painting can be admitted to a good school. Recently, the competition for art exams has become more and more fierce. If you really like design, I really suggest that you make up your mind to find a good studio and spend at least two years studying painting systematically.