Savannah College of Art and Design Top Questions

the school itself, as an art college, does not make attempts to compete with other art colleges as far as performance and curriculum. while this is noble and practical, it sometimes causes the school and students to lose reputability amongst other art universities, and students who transfer to other schools from scad are often behind. also, the city itself is too small, and the school has no physical campus.

The loans and pricetag of the school

The core administration has some serious issues with responding to incidents and concerns, however, the actual faculty and staff are very responsive, so getting help for any particular situation requires knowing who to get a hold of. Not knowing can ve very frustrating.

the amount of money it is to go here! I feel like there is a good amount of money being put into the wrong hands

The most frustrating thing would probably be the money, and never having enough. This school is ridiculously expensive, and you really need to be sure and certain about what you want to do.

The expected work level varies significantly from major to major. This is frustrating when your roommate or friends get through the quarter with little homework while you bust your butt.

The bus system is terrible as well as the dorms are extremely expensive and not that nice. And the food in the cafeteria's suck.

Tuition gets more and more expensive every year. And people don;t really help you if you need financial aid. At Least I have had a bad experience regarding so.

One of the most frustrating things about my school is the fact that drawing skills are so heavily emphasized, even for careers that require no drawing skill, such as mine, sound design.

For me, there are two things that I find very frustrating. The first, and worst, is the wait for the buses when trying to get to classes. I remedied this by riding my bicylce to class. Many other people do the same or just take their cars. The second and best thing I find frustrating is the number of classes I want to take, but do not fit into my schedule. There are so many interesting and different classes that could make me a well rounded student, but they are electives, and my major courses come first.