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Major: Telecommunications (This Major's Salary over time)
Gender: MaleThis person cares more about Campus Aesthetics/Beauty than the average student.
Intelligence:
Quite Bright
ACT: 32
SAT:
Lowest Rating
Campus Aesthetics/Beauty F
Describes the student body mostly as:
Friendly, Afraid, Arrogant, Approachable, Closeminded

Describes the faculty mostly as:
Friendly, Helpful

Highest Rating
Faculty Accessibility A+
How this student rated the school:
Educational QualityB+ Faculty AccessibilityA+
Useful SchoolworkA+ Excess CompetitionA+
Academic SuccessA+ Creativity/InnovationC+
Individual ValueC University Resource UseB+
Campus Aesthetics/BeautyF FriendlinessA-
Campus MaintenanceC- Social LifeA+
Surrounding CityA- Extra CurricularsB
SafetyF
 
This school is what you make of it.  I know that sounds cliché, but it is entirely true. 

There are some facts that hold true for many students: -Savannah is hot, dirty, and crime-ridden. 

-Depending on your department, there are many professors that are unqualified. 

-The school IS set up to take all of your money and give nothing back. 

-Most of the staff is unhappy with the administration most of the time. 

With that being said, there is an atmosphere here that promotes people with internal motivation to succeed in the respective fields.  There are also a lot of parties and social things for kids who know who to go outside once in awhile.  Also, each major is different.  Some majors I feel receive very little support from the college, but for my particular field it has been wonderful.  If it is convenient for you to go to SCAD for whatever reason, do it; be prepared to work for yourself and maybe a few key faculty members.  If you have choices with some other, more well-known schools, talk to those students and see if that is a better place. 
 
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questionBy 'parties', do you mean house parties by students that promote things that the school wouldn't like? Or do you mean school sponsored get together type things? And what do you think of the professor of graphic design/illustration? Would you say that they are helpful or qualified?
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