Name: NewSchool of Architecture & Design
Address: 1249 F St, San Diego, CA 92101, USA, US
Telephone: +1 619-684-8786

NewSchool of Architecture & Design is a university, located at 1249 F St, San Diego, CA 92101, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 619-684-8786, visit their website www.newschoolarch.edu for more detailed information.

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1249 F St, San Diego, CA 92101, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 09 January 2010

Monday 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Nicholas Campisano

02 November 2019

Great school. Glad Im attending to learn architecture!

Phenomenal minor programs in

Construction Management
&
Digital architecture & Fabrication
Recep Yazar

01 May 2019

Many thanks for the request of skype interview !!! But they send me after passing 7 min of the appointment , after may mail which i have send to them that im waiting them for the skyp interview , a refusing mail that they have a problem . REALY ITS A SCHAME !!!!

But many thanks for showing your first IMPRESSION at FIRST !
Noah Hamm

01 February 2019

They dont help you with a payment plan to help pay money back instead they send a letter to a debt collector so they can screw over your life. WTF like worst school ever who would do that.
C F

09 June 2018

Attended a year - was not impressed. Had one issue in which I wrote a letter to Kurt H., I think he send me a response that just said denied. For the amount of money I was paying, I expected a more respectful response or some kind of dialogue. I also called in an attempt to start again and representative insisted I needed a portfolio (I already attended a year - just look at grades) and I don't have one as I have moved several times since. I also wanted to pay cash upfront for last two years and he said no. Anyway, it was odd and in no way welcoming. I will look at Woodbury or head up to LA.
Kaylee Drexel

19 November 2017

I have been going to Newschool for three years now and I feel extremely fortunate. I have met some of the most passionate, intelligent, and design-minded instructors here. I am continuously amazed by all of the wonderful opportunities that Newschool has to offer. As a student who is very involved, Student Council President, AIAS member, Library Aid, and Student Life Aid, I can say that the complaints that I've heard always come from those who expect to be handed things. With any school, this is not, and should not be, the case. Newschool provides you with the tools and it is up to students to take advantage of them. If you don't have the drive to do so, this is not the school for you. The school has undergone serious change and has improved immensely over the last 3 years. I foresee this trend continuing.
Fer G

05 June 2016

Someone address me to the right fact: Is it true that all graduated students who are hired from some arch companies work only as DRAFTERS, not Designers?

Please, let me know asap.
Courtney Fromberg

28 July 2015

If you want to be challenged to the brink of your last level of sanity, here is the place to gain that level of time management. Also, you have some wonderful professors who are Harvard grads, who've worked with Peter Eisenman, Zaha Hadid, and Alvaro Siza. There are professors who have graduated from Princeton and also teach part-time at Woodbury, professors who formerly ran things in the city of San Diego, and professors who were former mayors. The school is very plugged into the happenings in San Diego, so if you want to get your career started here, this is the place to be. It rivals Woodbury in that it is more geared towards real world work ethic. The visiting professors are international and well-known, and the Interior Design department adds an extra charm as you will have access to professors from Milan.
A Google User

01 November 2011

I went there in 2007 for a few months and racked up massive tuition fees. It was outrageous. The first day I was there we were setting up drafting desks with around 100 people sharing one or two screwdrivers. This is something that faculty should have taken care of beforehand especially considering every minute is on the clock, tuition cost-wise. The campus, if you can call it that is a crusty warehouse in the beast village, filled with the cheapest plastic chairs and tables possible. Some of the teachers are ok at best, but one I had for my small group was just obnoxiously rude and pretentious. My guidance counselor was nothing more than a sales rep.
As the commentor below me states"you only get what you put into it" is a cheap cringe worthy catchphrase that covers up inadequacies and turns any criticism back on you. It's as empty a phrase as "happiness is around the corner."
Go to mesa college and take their architecture classes first, then transfer to a more reputable school.
Michael Wolf

25 January 2011

spent 1 year - got straight A's - won a scholarship.disliked the school, its like a factory for architecture dronesyou will most likely not come out of this school and become the next Corbusier or Wright, you will get a crappy paying job and it will take several years to pay back the ENORMOUS AND EXCESSIVE COST FOR A LESS THAN STELLAR LEARNING EXPERIENCE. Suggestion: PASS - goto Sci Arch or some place better
A Google User

16 January 2010

This is an excellent school with a broad spectrum of offerings. For example, the construction management program is a new program that really speaks to the demands in the construction industry. In fact, my employer told me about it! Getting a degree at New School means you will have skills that translate to a real career.