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Okay, so I'm noticing a lot of trashy comments towards SCAD - honestly, I think it depends on the type of person you are, and the professors you choose. Yes, the food here sucks (rumors on improvement though?), the dorms could be better, and it's not the safest area, but, with common sense when you're out and about, etc, it's bearable. Picking the right professors is important. Ratemyprofessor.com is SUPER-helpful and I use it every time I choose my classes. I never regret my choices, I have had so many inspiring and fantastic professors here and I think they're worth every cent. I'm a double-major in Animation and Sequential, so I can speak for both those departments - you will get your money's worth in eduacation for those. I've also had great foundation teachers.

Most of the students here are really friendly too, you can start a conversation with most people, yes there are some snooty arrogant types, etc... but most of the kids here are pretty pleasant so it helps a lot. Overall I'm really enjoying my time here, it can be extremely stressful since classes are crammed into 10 weeks but you learn a lot.
Education Quality: A+, Campus Maintenance: C
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SCAD is a great school that focuses on individual talent and skill. Not only do they appreciate your current skills, but they work you HARD to build on them. A lot of the professors are/were working professional in their field and can provide great resources and information to help. Savannah is a gorgeous place to hang around outside and there are also tons of bars and places to hang out at night!
Innovation: A+, Perceived Campus Safety: D
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SCAD is a great school. It has the connection that one needs to make it in my field. All of the professors worked in the field, and know what is expected. This school's goal is to prepare students for the field they want to work in. But don't get me wrong. SCAD expects a lot from it's students, but if you care about what you're studying, then it doesn't matter. My only complaint that I have about SCAD is it's price tag.
Education Quality: A+, Surrounding City: B-
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