I’ve made a note to get back to you on this. Personally, I started a BFA in graphic design, then switched to interaction design which has a heavy UX/User Resea

I’ve made a note to get back to you on this. Personally, I started a BFA in graphic design, then switched to interaction design which has a heavy UX/User Research… the programs are very similar at their cores because the thought process is very similar among different design disciplines. That’s probably not feasible for most, however, and I should have a better answer for this excellent question.