<p>Okay, since that other art school thread is practically nonexistant....</p>
<p>Post your stats and where you're applying and what your intended major is.
Also, if you have an online portfolio or questions regarding school, please post them! </p>
<p>My stats are on my profilee!
I'm applying to Pratt, SVA, Yale ( :-X ), RISD, FIT, UMich, UTexas, SCAD, & Columbia College (plus a few other safeties). Plan to major in Photography!</p>
<p>Applying to SCAD (first choice), RISD, and a few safeties, and I might give the Brown-RISD program a shot.</p>
<p>Major: Illustration
ACT: 34
GPA: 4.0, Rank: 1
High School: Rural, public, crappy.</p>
<p>I'm hoping for nice scholarships!</p>
<p>You should def. try the dual Brown-RISD program. And if you get accepted to RISD, I would def. choose it over SCAD...</p>
<p>major : photography
gpa: 3.5 unweighted
class rank: top 25%</p>
<p>applying to parsons & nyu so far.... not really a long list.. :x</p>
<p>major :priority->illustration/communication design , fine art
top 20 %..</p>
<p>High reach- washington university in st. louis, CMU, Emory </p>
<p>Reach- RISD </p>
<p>Match -MICA , Syracuse, CCA, SVA. </p>
<p>i pretty much have more chance of getting into art schools than universities
since my ACT score isnt as high as other pple x[..........
Ihave a long list i guess i'll take out some........</p>
<p>Um...I'm confused. Brown and RISD are sister schools, which means you could take practically any course at Brown if you got into RISD. So what's the point of getting into the more complicated Brown-RISD Duel Program? An extra degree from Brown wouldn't weight that much, right?</p>
<p>I don't think you can take Brown courses if you're a RISD student, unless you're accepted into the Brown-RISD dual degree program.</p>
<p>I'm not sure though.</p>
<p>Of course, the dual degree will give you a double major, two bachelors degrees.</p>
<p>Wish I were in your pants able to say degree from Brown doesn't count.</p>
<p>You can certainly take classes at Brown if you are enrolled in RISD -- and vice versa -- without being enrolled in the dual degree program. It can be complicated in terms of schedules, but my RISD student has done so, as have many of her friends.</p>
<p>how complicated is it to take risd classes while at brown? My D's first choice is RISD but also was thinking of Brown (sort of as a safety--hah!). Anyway, she heard from RISD kids that while technically they can enroll in RISD classes while at Brown, in reality many of the classes close out before they can take them, since RISD students get first dibs. Is this true? Anyone know?</p>
<p>Brown as a safety?!
Wow....</p>
<p>I'm Emily.</p>
<p>I'm a prospective transfer student and I'd like to major in Illustration. </p>
<p>I'm applying to SVA, MICA, Pratt, Parsons, CCA, SAIC, Ringling, and CCS (safety school.)</p>
<p>My stats don't really matter since I'm not in HS, but I do have a 4.0 at my community college. </p>
<p>This is not my portfolio, but a mixture of classwork and sketches:
amostcuriousfae's</a> deviantART gallery</p>
<p>I want to major in design.</p>
<p>Ranking: 18/560
GPA: 3.8 Unweighted
SAT: 2060</p>
<p>Really interested in Ringling...
Safety: UT Austin.
Reach: WashU at St.Louis, MICA</p>
<p>I want to major in Animation! ^o^</p>
<p>Ranking: Heck if I know...
GPA: 2.5-3.5 (I'm not really sure... I know it's not more or less than that range, though.)
SAT: Didn't take it yet!</p>
<p>Dream Schools: UArts <em>and</em> SCAD
Safety: AAU
Reach: CalArts</p>
<p>GPA - 3.7
ACT - 24</p>
<p>Appyling: Minneapolis College of Art and Design (Bachelor of Science)
SUNY Purchase
Tyler </p>
<p>Safties: SCAD (already accepted with 9,500 dollar scholarship), LSU</p>
<p>Exploring different majors such as architecture and interior design.</p>
<p>My daughter is taking a class at Brown this semester. She got the class she wanted without a problem. She loves the professor and has been quite happy with the arrangement. She did have to go up to school a week early and will stay several days later for the final. But other than that there was no hassle. She can realistically take classes at an ivy. That was the one of the major perks of going to RISD, as far as I was concerned. Regarding the other direction (Brown to RISD), my daughter has had several Brown kids in her classes. You could go ask your question in the Brown Thread here.</p>
<p>I'm majoring in Fine/Studio Arts.</p>
<p>Colleges applying to/possibles:</p>
<p>School of the Art Institute of Chicago
University of the Arts
Rhode Island School of Design
Maryland Institute College of Art
Tyler School of Art at Temple University
Savannah College of Art and Design</p>
<p>Safety:
Gemini School of Visual Arts and Communication</p>
<p>--The thing about this page is people are just listing info, why not explain why we're just "hopefulls" and not the real deal already?
Mine is mainly money, art colleges are expensive and EXTREMELY competitive scholarship-wise, plus there's always the nagging that you're maybe not good enough.
Anyone know about any good scholarships or any opinions on the colleges I have up?</p>
<p>Fuyish,</p>
<p>MICA and SAIC present significant scholarship opportunities. D goes to MICA, with approx. $20K in merit based scholarships anually. MICA scholarships reward both artisitic and scholastic achievement.</p>
<p>Tyler is a great choice if you are a PA resident.</p>
<p>Best of luck.</p>
<p>I can't figure out for the life of me if SAIC has an architecture program. I see a department of Architecture and Interior Architecture. But no specific degree major. Can anyone else tell from the website?</p>
<p>From my understanding, SAIC does not have majors like most schools do. They have departments and concentrations, but it is an interdisciplinary school. Perhaps contacting the school would give you more information.</p>