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I am 4 months away from graduation and i'm tense as hell
i reaaaaaaaly want to go back to georgia, but the collegs are high as hell (ie: SCAD, GSU)
do you guys have any clue on good atl schools with BFA BA offered?
"google it" will leave you massacred.............wtf you think i been doing?
I hav no idea what you are talking about. But gratz.
Yeah, SCAD is really expensive. I have a cousin that's checking out AIA (Art Institute of Atlanta), I'll ask her some more stuff, maybe I'll get her to post on here for you.
Do what everyone else does: Go to a community college for 2 years, and transfer your credits over to the main college after the 2 years. That way, you get easier classes, and CHEAPER classes for 2 years...but you still get your final degree from a better school.
I went to a college for my first year and it was definately cheaper (I had calc physics and calc so I thought it was the hardest year [bio major]) and the experience was much better than university (E.g. Having to declare your major 3 times... With you never changing it sucks).Quote:
Originally Posted by Oisterboy
I personally think that you should skip the degree route and go to a trade school (I wish I did) if it is appliciable. I would love the chance to go back and go straight into my med career instead of dicking around with a degree.
SCAD supposedly just steals your money anyways as said by 95% of college site reviews. Many of which were former teachers and staff. anyone can get in really.
Ya i live in Georgia and our schools are quite a bit expensive, doesnt matter to me though. Do you not have the HOPE scholarship (not grant)? It pays for a massive chunk of the costs. The only Atlanta city universities i can think of are Georgia Tech and Georgia State, but u alrdy mentioned GSU. But there are a couple more art colleges like SCAD, such as the Art Institute of Atlanta. Thats where i would be going if i wanted an art school, and wasnt determined to go to a university. So ya u might wanna look into scholarships and things like that if u have probs with the costs. As you probably kno HOPE Scholarship goes to anyone with a 3.0 or higher GPA, and the grant goes to ppl with a 2.5 or sumthin like that.
I dont kno much more about community colleges and anything not a university sadly. I dont even consider anything thats not a university. Want the full college experience and living on campus and all that jazz, not just community college. UGA here i comee.