Is This a Good School?
 

A good school is a cheap one. That way if you don't like it, you don't feel like you wasted a shitload of money quitting. (This is from experience.)

Also, A LOT of people end up taking more than 4 years to graduate now a days.

“If you want to get laid, go to college. If you want an education, go to the library.” - Frank Zappa

Find a college with lots of pretty girls and a nice big library!

I see, I don't think I am cut out for college in terms of classes that I might not need like math or some science, in the terms of meeting some criteria they had set. I just want to study photography without taking these other classes.

SO you must be the virgin mary.

no you stupid, jesus, JESUS wore the crown of thorns not mary.

you do need schooling afterall methinks.

If you just want to study photography, I'd say go to a public school as a part time student. It won't be too expensive, and they'll have good classes.

but I'm not a high school student, and most school want you to get some other classes, also I want to get a bachelor in photography at least.

i wouldn't know, but you can't really tell from the website.

yeah you are right on that, Fuck I don't get vacations till next year, so I am screwed, but that is not the only one I am applying to though.

with a name like that it must be good

I sense sarcams.

'Pratt' is a derogatory term in England. It's like going to 'Douche University' or something.

It's were I wanted to go after high school, but never did. They sent me literature which led to applications for and offers of partial scholarships even. I also planned on making sure to get some classes in at the Arts Student League.


This isn't bad advice if you're not sure about what it is you want to do. I went to a community college for the first year because they offered me a full scholarship (I left anyway the second year), my girlfriend at the time went there, and the credits are accredited and transferable anyway. I was also deeply despondent over not being able to finance my way to Pratt and tensions in my parents' house because I was appointed but resisted going to the U.S. Naval Academy.


All the extra requirements that have been added (under the umbrella term "multiculturalism") are, of course, merely revenue boosters for the institutions. It's bullshit that you cannot be out of there in four years anymore.


Those are jewels of wisdom.


If this is your creedo, then The University of Georgia in Athens, Ga is the school for you!

Yeah I already know what I want to study and it is photography, I need more info on their program.

i've heard a lot of good things about it, mostly about the photography program.