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“Full Sail is the biggest scam you will
Full Sail is the biggest scam you will ever come across. The "industry professional" instructors are people who couldn't get jobs holding the boom mike on a soap opera. It's all about money, money, money. They tell you at Full Sail that the schedule is very rigorous because "that's the way the entertainment industry works." Bull. You think that UCLA Film School has classes at 3:15 a.m. and then gives you examinations at 7:00 a.m.? Puh-leeze. The REAL reason this school operates 24 hours a day is because they admit new hords of students every month, and there are way too many students for decent classroom time. You can't hold a paying job if you go to this place, because you could have class at 7 p.m. then have another at 2 a.m. and then another at 8 a.m. Who can learn this way? And the teachers, as I said, are people who have either failed in the industry or youngsters who have just graduated from Full Sail. No wonder all the asshole instructors seemed to be on speed. AVOID this SCAM!
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“Really enjoyed UCSD.Communications
Really enjoyed UCSD. Great location, beautiful town. Students are pretty serious academically. Mostly a science school, but I felt I got a lot out of my communications major and lit/history minors. I think the fact I didn't go to an expensive 4-year was a good decision. I paid more for my graduate education which I think went farther. In undergrade it's not all about getting a job, networking, etc. In graduate school it definitely is -- pay the big bucks for graduate school with a strong alumni!
view full review→Oct 12 2006
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“Always be going in a direction.Aerospace Engineering
Always be going in a direction. You have a better chance Knowing where you'll end up when you know what you want. Never give up on your goal. Network as much as possible. No matter what you desire to be, strive to be the best one.It's easy to have excuses in life when you don't control your life. Take control and just do it.
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