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I had a lot of apprehensions before going here because it was such a small school. After my first semester I realized this was the right place for me. I will say it's not the right place for everyone. You must be motivated, this is not an easy A school. The professors do not accept crap work. When you present your projects you have to know why you did what you did or you will fail. You can't BS the faculty. Also how many schools have teachers who meet up at a party, have a blast hang out and then back to business the next day. Plus for what it costs to go to school these days, if your not ready to put in the time, then don't go wasting the money. I am a straight male, boy girl ratio was in my favor. If your single it's quite easy to make a connection with someone, and if they are from Maine even better, the people of Portland are some of the nicest most down to earth people you will ever come across. Having the privilege of living and going to school in Maine was the icing on the cake. I was in California before transferring to MECA, Maine grounded me and made me see that life was more then how much money you have or what car you drive. Being there made me feel human. Salty Portland air, most beautiful Fall trees, harsh winters that force you to talk to your roommates and get to know them, and the "thaw" every Spring where 40 degrees is the temp and people are in t shirts.

In closing, if your looking to get an great education in art and design, have a good time doing it, meet friends you will keep for life, then I suggest looking into MECA. Best decision I ever made.