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Marymount's Interior Design undergrad program is honestly very good. I have some friends who went to grad there and they said it was not worth it. If you are planning to go to grad for Interior Design go to George Washington. I didn't get a full time job right when I graduated, but I kept working part-time at this studio that was small and awesome. By mid-summer I had a job, only because I had the exact skills that they wanted. Been working there since and I love it.Everything else about this university sucked. People were awful,bratty, privileged idiots who couldn't get into a real university. Theres a bunch of worthless theology classes that just repeat that abortion is bad and we will all go to hell.No social life, housing is terrible and there is mold everywhere.If you are looking for a good undergrad program in VA go to George Mason, same price, much bigger and nicer. You might think that a small university is great and that you looked at as a individual but by sophmore year everyone knows each other and hate one another. And i mean HATE. But if you are looking for interior design than toughing it out at Marymount is worth it.I transferred in so i was only there 2 years and that was enough. Can't imagine 4. |
