Savannah College of Art and Design Top Questions

the college is aimed at wealthy students and does not have time for those who come from middle to low income families.

the environment, but it's personal. I dont really like living in a small town,it's too slow.

School seems primarily concerned with expansion as opposed to improving quality of current facilities and equipment.

To say the "worst" comes off a little vague for me. Every school has it's problems from time to time, but any problem that I have encountered has been circumstancial and in no way reflects on the schools normal operating procedures, generally speaking of course. I have some of the greatest minds in my field mentoring me, so it's difficult for me to complain.

Sometimes, the shuttle system can be a pain to work with. Also, the food is not very good quality.

The Quarter System and the School's Business attitude. With the quarter system, it's too short and i feel rushed. I also don't get a chance to retain the information. Most of what i learn is lost over the summer break. The school's business attitude makes them ignorant of people's financial problems...what happened to teaching based on kindness rather than money? Another thing, is the way dorm packages are handled. Its cheaper to live off campus, however you lose out on scholarship money (30{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c}), which doesn't matter based on how over-priced it is.

Tuition

The curriculum for my career is pretty messed up requisite wise. I have to stay an extra year just because I couldn't complete a class in time

Too costly

At SCAD there are sports teams, but not like you would expect at a typical college or University. Sometimes I wish that I were attending a larger University with a more easily recognized athletic program, to get that full college experience of team spirit, going to the football or basketball games, etc.