I've watched a good bit even read about art school pros and cons and tips....and nobody never said to research your teacher...that is a smart thing. I'm thinking about going to art school but not sure if it's going to do me any good. Thanks lol
Congratulations 👏🎉 I'm also looking forward to getting into SAIC for pursuing BFA in Graphic Design. I don't have any prior experience in any sort of Designing. Will SAIC accept my admission? And if not then what are the other best colleges for getting a Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design where students without any experience in Graphic Design are accepted?
I'm doing my own video rn on if FIT is worth it and found this video. Your suggestions with professors are so on point!! Also random, but your voice is so calming (:
I was wondering what the classes themselves were like? I’ve seen some videos and some people mention that they felt the “grading” in many classes were biased towards “conceptual” works. What’s your opinion?
Depends on what major and the intensity(higher is better) of the education + success rates of graduates. How many seniors are getting jobs straight outta college and what kind of jobs? You pay 200k just so to become some art teacher? High rolling studio designer at well known studios? However you will always need professionals to look at your work and judge it, that is a must.
Is getting your portfolio approved in portfolio review time (before applying) and earning a merit consideration good? Or do they just to that with everybody? Does this mean anything?
My daughter was accepted into two schools of Arts: SAIC in Chicago and PRATT in New York, which one would be the best? Is she still undecided???? Thanks
Current SAIC student here. Depends entirely on the financial aid package and what her interests are. I'm definitely gonna say go for the place with the bigger aid package because holy moly do you spend a lot of money in school, and financial aid can vary a LOT between programs. Also keep in mind that her cost of living here in Chicago will be a fraction of what it will be in Brooklyn, it's kind of nuts. SAIC is unique in the world because we're pretty much a research institution for fine art. Anything you wanna do you can make it happen here, and we have access to a lot of tools and resources which simply do not exist anywhere else, so its a great place to explore different kinds of art. Pratt is a more specialized program. If she knows that graphic design, illustration, or fashion is her life's calling then she's going to be very happy there They've got a lot of phenomenal opportunity especially being in NYC. Not to say she won't have a lot of the same opportunities in Chicago, but there are more of them in New York just because it's the bigger city.
Did you have any prior experience in the field of Design? I'm also looking forward to getting into SAIC for pursuing BFA in Graphic Design. I don't have any prior experience in any sort of Designing. Will SAIC accept my admission? And if not then what are the other best colleges in USA for getting a Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design where students without any experience in Graphic Design are accepted?
I've watched a good bit even read about art school pros and cons and tips....and nobody never said to research your teacher...that is a smart thing. I'm thinking about going to art school but not sure if it's going to do me any good. Thanks lol
Can you talk about life after it? And what career opportunities are available to you?
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i just got accepted into saic and this was really helpful with my decision to really go :')) thank you!!
Congratulations 👏🎉
I'm also looking forward to getting into SAIC for pursuing BFA in Graphic Design. I don't have any prior experience in any sort of Designing.
Will SAIC accept my admission?
And if not then what are the other best colleges for getting a Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design where students without any experience in Graphic Design are accepted?
I'm doing my own video rn on if FIT is worth it and found this video. Your suggestions with professors are so on point!! Also random, but your voice is so calming (:
I was wondering what the classes themselves were like? I’ve seen some videos and some people mention that they felt the “grading” in many classes were biased towards “conceptual” works. What’s your opinion?
Thank you so much !!!!! This is rlly helpful
how difficult would it be to work in three departments? I'm interested in painting and animation, but also work in fashion/fibers
Thanks for this, thinking of going to art school in London but started a bit late do you think it’s still worth it to start at 25 years old?
Depends on what major and the intensity(higher is better) of the education + success rates of graduates. How many seniors are getting jobs straight outta college and what kind of jobs? You pay 200k just so to become some art teacher? High rolling studio designer at well known studios? However you will always need professionals to look at your work and judge it, that is a must.
thanks, this was really helpful!
thank you so much for this!!!!!!
Love this thank u
Is getting your portfolio approved in portfolio review time (before applying) and earning a merit consideration good? Or do they just to that with everybody? Does this mean anything?
Update I GOT IN
@@nikkyv6798 congratulations. I go in too. I would love to share our portfolios. I’m so nervous about this school.
@@nikkyv6798 SAME AHHHH im so scared to pick already!!
im scared now
You look like alecia cara☺️
This was super informative thanks for posting! I love your fit too☺️
I could get the same education from a community college honestly.
My daughter was accepted into two schools of Arts: SAIC in Chicago and PRATT in New York, which one would be the best? Is she still undecided???? Thanks
pricewise PRATT?
Current SAIC student here. Depends entirely on the financial aid package and what her interests are. I'm definitely gonna say go for the place with the bigger aid package because holy moly do you spend a lot of money in school, and financial aid can vary a LOT between programs. Also keep in mind that her cost of living here in Chicago will be a fraction of what it will be in Brooklyn, it's kind of nuts. SAIC is unique in the world because we're pretty much a research institution for fine art. Anything you wanna do you can make it happen here, and we have access to a lot of tools and resources which simply do not exist anywhere else, so its a great place to explore different kinds of art. Pratt is a more specialized program. If she knows that graphic design, illustration, or fashion is her life's calling then she's going to be very happy there They've got a lot of phenomenal opportunity especially being in NYC. Not to say she won't have a lot of the same opportunities in Chicago, but there are more of them in New York just because it's the bigger city.
I got accepted at both SAIC And UIC. I'm confused. Which one should I choose?
Did you have any prior experience in the field of Design?
I'm also looking forward to getting into SAIC for pursuing BFA in Graphic Design. I don't have any prior experience in any sort of Designing.
Will SAIC accept my admission?
And if not then what are the other best colleges in USA for getting a Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design where students without any experience in Graphic Design are accepted?
Thank you for sharing this video..so beautiful!!
tbh sometime I just want quit and use that money on a supercar or house consider average salary after I grad...hh