Savannah College of Art and Design Top Questions

My classmates are the most diverse set of people I've ever seen in my life.

The students are interesting! there are jocks, fashion majors that are your basic popular groups, the gamers, the partiers. It's such a friendly environment; there's never bullying because everyone is artsy and respects everyones talent.

The students are friendly, creative, very respectful, and not afraid to express themselves in their own way.

real people who arent afraid to be themselves and explore the unknown.

Classmates are very focused and helpful

My classmates are are all artists; in a giant melting pot of personality and culture, we are all creative, energetic, and dedicated to learning.

Many of my classmates are astonishingly creative and driven to devote their full attention to their work, even at the cost of sleep (SCAD, as they say, stands for Sleep Comes After Death); as well, many are quite introverted and quiet.

My classmates are incredibly artistic and among some of the best artist in the US, they provide a challege to me to increase my skills as well as a peer support group. We're a family.

I feel that my classmates, even with the various different backgrounds, interests, majors, and attitudes, all work together to succeed and accomplish what they truly love to do.

My classmates are some of the most social, caring, and hard-working people I have ever had the pleasure to work with.

My classmates are talents and very interesting individuals who simply want to learn to better their skills and knowledge.

My classmates are friendly, competitive and goal oriented.

All the students at my school are hard working, talented young adults who are passionately pursuing their careers.

They can heavily influence your overall performance in class.

Talented -- I've taken classes at my local community college as well, which did provide a vast range of talents and skill-levels. At SCAD everyone that I've encountered is very good with the art and design aspect and it's kind of heartening that I fit into something like that.

My classmates are all hard workers. Along with making friends and networking, there is a lot of competition.

My fellow peers are both professional and mature, having graduated from high school behavior, but yet still keep their sence of humor.

Students here are mostly rich snobs. Clubs act exclusive and aren't really open to the occasional visitors or anyone who hasn't been there since day one. They're also not very open to the new members that join at the beginning, they provide a very fake welcome. If you're anything but upper class you'll probably feel out of place. You'll also probably starve. Almost no one eats at the dinning halls. The food is pretty bad (just one step above high school cafeteria food) and the dinning hall has terrible hours and is almost never open. You can actually save a lot of money by canceling your meal plan. Most people wear designer to class. Everyone is big on their fashion. Watch out for the fashion majors too, most of them put themselves on a tier above everyone else. It's like a separate college. I actually know a lot of people who have changed their major from Fashion to something else because of the people in that major. People are from everyone at SCAD. For real. There's a lot of international students, and a lot of people that come from the West Coast. You'll definitely meet someone from every state here.

Again, Stuck up, snobbish, middleschoolers.

Very diverse and just a lot of people who really like to have fun.