Savannah College of Art and Design Top Questions

Most frustrating thing is probably finishing work within the time constraints of the quarter, especially if your major is a very time consuming field, like film and television, animation or game design. Work within these fields usually take up considerable time compared to others. The result is that you don't have many projects to be graded off of (alot of them group oriented, which isn't bad per se, but leaves very little room for self evaluation). Financial aid is also somewhat frustrating at this school. The number of scholarships awarded have decreased considerably over the past 2 years.

They keep raising tuition.

Sometimes the people in the bursar or academic advising offices can be very difficult to contact and talk to.

That it is based on a 10 week quater system, not a 16 week semister system. The courses more quick, but you finish quicker as well.

Same thing. 50{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of our students can't come back next year, because the school's financial aid is a joke. The attrition rate at SCAD is about to go from bad to atrocious.

I am architecture and we make models and the materials become very very expensive.

Most of the time the things I'm complaining about relate to the busses, which are difficult to predict despite what they say about their timeliness, the food, which can either be really good or totally nasty at random, or the deadlines involved with assignments-- they're almost always very tight for large amounts of work, requiring students to work extrmely hard and develop good time management skills, or else.

Savannah College of Art and Design is so costly, and, at thus, very frustrating. There is never any guarantee that I will be able to return for another semester. I wish that there was more in the way of financial aid in the way of financial aid in order to help the needy achieve their dreams.

no set "campus", just a variety of buildings scattered throughout the donwtown.

don't know