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The Savannah College of Art and Design

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Excellent design school, definitely get the most fromSuper BrilliantArt & Design Department
Excellent design school, definitely get the most from the course of study if you are willing to put in the extra work. When presented with a hard working student each professor would dedicate any extra time necessary to improve that students portfolio, which in our industry is an absolute necessity and is more important than a written resume. My first design job was offered to me explicitly because I came from this school, and I moved up from there.
4th Year Male -- Class 2000
Education Quality: A+, Perceived Campus Safety: C
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I love SCAD!AverageFine Arts - Painting/Sculpture/Photography/etc
I love SCAD!
Yes the dining hall food SUCKS, all of the art supplies is ridiculously expensive, 2d design class is a total waste of time and money, it's damn hard to get an A on anything, a lot of the students (but not all of them) are either a) socially inept b) self absorbed c) really friggin weird or d) idiots who only got into the school because they are on a sports team.

I had a hard time finding my place at first, but once I found my group of friends I absolutely loved it there. I can't wait to go back in the fall!

O-house is a pretty nice dorm, one of the newer ones. The food at JO's is horrible, but the dessert there is always awesome.

If you go out alone at night you're pretty much begging to get robbed. I've never experienced a situation like that because I've always made sure to only venture out at night when I had at least two other people to go out with.

I would say as a female, some parts of Savannah in the day time aren't even that safe. Just be extra careful if you're female.

Savannah is a really beautiful place though, and it does suck that everything closes super early, but you get used to that. And there isn't much to do if you're under 21, that's why having a good group of friends to just chill with is so important to everyone here.

And not everyone smokes pot. I don't smoke anything and none of the friends I have made at scad do either.I came over 1,000 miles to attend this school, and I still don't regret that choice. I love SCAD, it's my second home now.

1st Year Female -- Class 2013
Campus Maintenance: A, Useful Schoolwork: C
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I'm at SCAD-Atl therefore the experience is extremelyQuite BrightOther
I'm at SCAD-Atl therefore the experience is extremely different to that of Savannah. I was in Savannah for ten weeks, and I hated it. SCAD-Atl is wonderful. Well worth the time and the money, wonderful resources, teachers and shorter lines than Savannah.

I have met many of my idols in the last couple years through the school: Colson Whitehead, Janece Shaffer, Margaret Atwood, among countless others. We did not attend lecture we had small-ten person-round-table-discussions with these people, at the Literature Center Ivy Hall. Personally as a person who does not use financial aid, i would suggest that if money is a huge problem for you, go to a different school SCAD is an expensive once in a lifetime experience, but most private colleges are.

3rd Year Female -- Class 2011
Education Quality: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: B
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