Massachusetts College of Art and Design Top Questions

Cleanliness: it is an old school.

We work from dusk till dawn and there is no promise of success; only the promise of more all-nighters. Art is a dangerous career.

Sometimes you don't always know what you want to major in or you want to do a more open major and that can be difficult. Finding out what you want to do for the rest of your college career can be a challenege for some. Most students graduate in five years.

There's a real lack of sports and physical activity. Also the different majors are a bit exclusive, but not too exclusive.

The registration for the spring semester was frustrating and I wasn't able to get into one class I wanted to, but other than that there is nothing I could be complaining about.

the school meal is the worst thing about the school and the limit amount of dormatory offered to students that some have to live off-campus

Theft problems.

What annoys me most is the storage space for commuters. Students living in the dorms can easily carry their work across the street. Student can leave their stuff in the studios, but most studios are hard to get anyway. The paintings and sculptures that commuter students carry back and fourth are not very light in weight or small in size. I wish there were more storage areas or studios available to commuters.

There aren't very many school sponsered events, and the dorms are mostly freshmen, so there isn't much of a "campus life". The students are still social of course, and there are plenty of things to do because you're in Boston, but going out in the city can get expensive.

very stuck to meeting people in your major