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Pratt is THE BIGGEST REGRET of my life so far.
It was the biggest RIP OFF on the planet. The tuition is ridiculous, and the supplies they force you to buy from their store are even worse (half of which I never touched or used). The grading system is unfair and makes no sense. Every teacher would choose a few favorites and if you weren't one of them then you would pretty much fail. If you think that you will be living in a New York City environment FORGET ABOUT IT. Pratt is in the GHETTO right near the projects. When I was a freshman some girl got clubbed to death only steps from the campus. I never felt safe walking to the subway or anywhere outside the campus. If you want to get to Manhattan you have to wait for the G train, and it comes about every 45 minutes. Then it takes another half an hour to get to the city. The people are not welcoming at all, it is very hard to make friends. The foundation year is SO hard, you won't have a life. That doesn't matter however, because there are no parties (and if there are, THEY SUCK). There are so many great art schools to choose from that are in Manhattan, GO TO ONE OF THEM. If you want to go to a disorganized, weird, dangerous, overpriced, overrated, and miserable school then Pratt is for you. If you want a good experience and good education go somewhere else.
Innovation: C+, Education Quality: F
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This school is very corrupt. I'm graduating this coming year and I'm leaving without a school diversity. This school has a horrible acceptance rate to minorities. The international students that are accepted do not fully accept the mandatory english that is spoken here but are still chosen to be here for the fact that they can afford it. The majority of minorities are from HEOP in which this school is trying to shut down.
They increase tuition each year in which I never see where the improvements are going. They finally fix up the buildings ONLY because they are incapable of safely conducting classes. AND the CLASSES IN FOUNDATION ARE HORRIBLE. The hardwood floors are deteriorating. It's disgusting. Too much money is being used for non-progressive things. There aren't personal computer labs for my Communications Department. I have to do my homework in a regular lab whereas the Architecture/Digital Arts have their personal computer labs.
The President and the administration have poorly misspent the money that is circulating throughout the school. VERY CORRUPT. I truly believe my professors and department faculty are doing the best they can with what they have and that's why i remain. But overall, the school is not worth the money.


When I came into this school, I fell in love with the campus and the student life and truly believed my knowledge and creativity would expand. And to this day, I fully support the education I've received from the Professors I valued. However, the longer I spend here the more I hate knowing that my school is "pretty" on the outside and ugly on the inside. The condition of this school doesn't uphold the reputation of this school and especially with the president we currently have, education, especially art, will become too privatized and only the privileged (the rich) can attain this education. And this should never be the case.
Useful Schoolwork: A+, Individual Value: F
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i am 160,000 in debt to sallie mae because of attending pratt and living in NYC for 4 years. i am a changed human being, but i dont know what parts of that were nature(NYC) or nurture(Pratt).
Individual Value: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: D
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Clearly, Pratt Institute is bordering malfunctional. The administration is a joke. The Graduate Students are treated like cattle, and for all of the money I've spent, I really regret attending to this school. There is little to no professional contact/ real client relations with the students.
Surrounding City: A+, Individual Value: F
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