Savannah College of Art and Design Top Questions

This school is for artistic or creative minded people.

Creative imagination person, who love to design and create something new and different to introduce to the world. Not just arts or fashions, but also technology animate movies liked AVATAR, disney movies, games develop. Person with multi-creation, to put their feeling and talents in to reality.

Anyone who believes they are artistically gifted and would want to make a career out of it that they're passion about and will love.

If you love art and want to have a carrer in it this is a good school for you. Even if you don't think you are good at drawing or painting, but are more skilled in computer programs, like photoshop. The teachers don't judge you on how well you draw, or at least not all the time.

The kind of person that should attend Savannah College of Art and Design is a person interested in pursuing art. You get to be suurounded by art and only art. This school is not your typical, traditional college. The classes are specific and stylized only for art fields. So within these classes your mind expands more and more in a creative way of thinking.

Someone who really knows what career they want to go into. SCAD has lots of majors relating to the arts, but there isn't much room to explore the careers, you should really know what you want to major in or you'll end up wasting money. You should really not care about academics at all because they are not hard or challenging at this school. Expect to spend a lot of money on art projects.

Anyone should attend this school. Someone who loves art and working with others. Someone that is willing to work hard and help others.

A very creative person who is not closed minded and can multi-task and is good with managing time.

A person who is liberal, open-minded, and highly artistic. Also a person seeking a middle-sized school.

It is an art school, after all. It requires a degree of artistic ability, but the students have to be self-motivated in order to succeed in this school. SCAD is incredibly demanding, sometimes requiring 40 hours per week or more to be devoted to homework, so someone who has little else going on, like a job, or a social life is ideal. The school's workload, combined with the cost of living in Atlanta (I attend the Atlanta Campus) requires a student to be to some degree financially stable.