<p>Tell me anything and everything you know, I'm extremely interested because what I've heard it sums up everything I want in my education.
good schools
homework
classes
past experiences
projects
careers
everything</p>
<p>bump? it was like 2 at night when i posted this</p>
<p>Here are two websites that will give you a lot of basic info about industrial design schools and careers:</p>
<p>IDSA</a> - The Industrial Designers Society of America</p>
<p>(IDSA is the professional society for industrial designers. Click on the "About ID" tab and the pull-down screen will give you options like "Careers in ID" and "ID Academic Programs.")</p>
<p>Core77</a> / design magazine + resource / Design.EDU</p>
<p>(Core77 is a design magazine and this website offers good advice for prospective ID students on choosing a school, portfolio tips, etc. and even includes examples of work produced by students.)</p>
<p>If you're interested in attending an art school, Art Center College (CA) and RISD both have strong ID programs. I have also heard good things about the ID programs at these universities: Carnegie-Mellon, University of Cincinnati, Arizona State, Purdue, Syracuse, and RIT.</p>
<p>To worried_mom's list add Virginia Tech. Have heard good things about their ID department, too. A very impressive ID student gave a talk during a session while we were at orientation. Sharp kid; super representative for that department.</p>
<p>appreciate it</p>
<p>i heard arizona state is really easy to get in though does that mean anything?</p>
<p>You should check out this new site that has a lot of cool information on Industrial Design, called Google: "industrial</a> design" - Google Search</p>
<p>(hint - people likely aren't replying to your post because your post is vague and it looks like you haven't done any research on your own yet; you might get more responses if you asked specific questions ...)</p>
<p>I've done research it's just that there's social aspects of it too that you can't just type keywords and get so easily</p>