I hope this place is fun and it looks fun too I can't wait until I get there but probably when I'm older.
I never went to this school but I think very nice building, I don't prefer Savannah, but behind the school has very good PR tragedy. Very nice website and lot's of event around this school. I met lot of people who just know somebody or graduated up there, I talked with Teacher but I NEVER EVER heard good thing of this school. When a Professor said negative thing and suggest not go to herebut they said unfortunately I have to say this is a best school, because nobody want to lose job. I am professional tailor like old fashion bespoke tailor, I never went to school just learn from other people. I worked seamstress factory in Savannah, and now I director at Sewing factory in Charlotte. Couple graduated student apply different position most of is seamstress or pattern maker, but unfortunately NOBADY could't hold any position in here. All failed most of them CAN"T sew, CAN'T Make pattern all of them FIRED after I wrote the school nice letter because a quality this school terrible, Answer was the work place have to teach what they want to do the employee, This work place isn't school we make money here and business if the graduated person has no get basic how is teach anything. people pay 50.000$ per year and never ever find jobI worked with couple designer Who has store in Savannah. But I have terrible experience, most of them not even has fabric knowledge.when we talked with design and techniques they don't know what am I talking! They don't know any sewing techniques or garment finishing. Like I talk with my Grandmother but maybe mine grand mom has more fashion skills like those people. I don't understand how they find job???? I have never ever experience that terrible school system and I can't imagine what kind of teacher work there. Most of student hired the scad with out any real work or manufacture experience. I ask how? if the school is suck and this person teaching for this sucks skills for every student.
SCAD is the place to go for self-motivated artists who don't need to have their hand held. You can learn career-making skills and portfolios, but you will only get as much as you put in. Work for it, and you will be a success.
As a tourist, the facade is worth seeing. There is also a exhibit/store with student creations.
Hmmm I'm reading reviews and I'm about 90% done with the whole attending the college but I'm still so in shock about these reviews is it really that bad of a college? I'm going for illustration someone please let me know the money part, I'm not too worried about. I will leave that in God's hands and hopefully get a scholarship. But someone tell me if illustration is even a good major to study there or if it's even a good college at all
Loved every second and every experience. It is a cutting edge, 21st century education. SCAD constantly sets trends that other institutions of higher ed hope to follow.
I studied Graphic Design and Painting at SCAD many years ago when it was a smaller school. Although I did enjoy the fine arts environment and made some lasting friendships there—I do not think the school did a great job of providing its students with real world skills that would actually pay off in the market place. My recommendation to prospective students is to talk with industry professionals that are doing the work you eventually want to do and get a feel for the job itself and also the salary it will pay. The high price of this school does not provide a good ROI (return on investment) for it’s students.
After I moved to Atlanta and attended a different art school I got the skills I needed to have a productive career, I stayed busy and could not only pay my bills but do much more. I would strongly recommend taking a look at the practical side of the education you are looking for and diligently explore your options.
SCAD is, in a word, perfect. It is an honor and a privilege to be able to have spent 4 years of my life there. Savannah and the school itself are the opposite of depressing. If you want 4 years of fun and have them result in an actual high-paying career, go to SCAD!
This school is the HARVARD of art schools. It offers great programs and should be on any artists college list.
Students of this collage just privet message random strangers offering to buy there used items of clothing stating it's for art supply's then when you try to call the "collage" to get some info or find out if there a scam or maybe even let them know someone's using there name in a scam.. they hang up on you.. 3 times in one day.
well well well.. shame on you SCAD
I was at San Francisco doing a fashion journalism , when deceit to move to ATL, to be more close to my family and i chose scad. I WAS A MISTAKE Bad bad bad college, ppl are unhelpful. and all scad rule and blah blah blah. just here to say that it is a bad college. I am trying until now to go to another college but scad do not want to give my paper work back. I WOULD NEVER RECOMMEND THIS COLLEGE FOR NO ONE IT IS JUST WAIST OFF TIME, SCAD IT IS JUST NAME PPL, GO TO ANOTHER COLEGE THAT IS BETTER CUS SCAD IT JUST WAITS OF TIME AND NOT HELPFUL FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EITHER
I recently had to withdraw from scad. First thing is that its honestly not worth the money. The acceptance rate is a joke and they use it just to get your money. I was a photo major and that was my only skill. (If you only have one talent please dont waist your money or time here, it will be a huge mistake). Even if you u only have one talent you will still be expected to take foundation classes such as drawing & design. Please believe me when i say these classes are harder than your major class. Even if you can not draw your professor will expect you to do as well as drawing majors and grade you just so. This happened to me and my gpa suffered terribly. I was then stripped of my funding and my gpa become a 1.8. After telling me this news, my advisor became significantly less helpful and even told me to transfer. ( not caring that my gpa was so low that it would be hard to). Putting that aside Scad is truly not worth the money. 1) forcing you to take classes that will not help you with your career but are really just puff and fluff. Charging extreme housing tuition inadition to a recurring housing fee just to live in old(some newer, but not great) buildings in the middle of dangerous area's where students Do and HAVE gotten robbed. Honesly dont waiste your money, just a bunch of pretty buildings. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE