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Sky high tution and broken down equipment and not enough of it to go around, classrooms where you can't hear the instructor because of the noise coming from the class on the other side of the partition and the heating and cooling system, lack of basic supplies in the bathrooms, and the limited number of instructors who actually care about anything except their next show, and an attendance policy that makes sense only if you're in basic on Parris Island. If you're looking for a school where you can go into debt and be treated like a child then go here. If you want to get out of school without selling your soul to pay for it and be treated like an adult go across the street to Wayne State University
Innovation: B, Surrounding City: D-
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Oct 11 2003 2nd Year Female -- Class 2005  
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all in all this school gives a good apertunity to discover what forms of art you are interested in. My department (crafts) has an enthusiastic group of students who are eager to work together while sharing a bit of healthy competition.
Education Quality: A+, Scholastic Success: B+
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CCS has good and bad qualities. The facility and building are charming in certain areas, but lacking in others. This is improving as the college receives more money. (I hope)

The students are mostly friendly and all are very creative. I do get the sense that not everyone is as excited to be there as I am, and that a lot of people are there in free rides from their parents - so the participation in class is dissappointing at times.

The faculty has been my biggest gripe. There are a few professors who appear to be out for your best interest, and help you in certain areas with advice and feedback but then turn around and rip it apart. Also giving a lower grade than expected. Many of the classes I have had have proven to offer no formal instructions, and I have left wondering if the teachers just wanted a paycheck. The teachers seemed to be in the position to not be open in their knowledge but instead slightly bitter about the art world and pushing students down in ways that made them appear bitter about their failures. Not everyone cares about the students, and some are arrogant and rude. Though there is a strong emphasis on student attendance, this has never applied to the instructors,who come and go as they please. I am disappointed with the instructors more than anything.
Individual Value: A+, Campus Maintenance: F
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