is SCAD's master's in architecture program (70k tuition 2 years combined) worth it for international student? I have got an admit there and heard mixed reviews. Is it worth going or should i take a break reapply next year.
Non Sequitur
Jun 29, 22 8:02 am
70k? Hells no. maybe if it was 10k.
Do not take on debt for an arch degree, it is not an investment.
The_Crow
Jun 29, 22 11:26 am
It's a pay-to-play program. If you are a Georgia native, I would recommend going to Georgia Tech over SCAD. You will get a much cheaper and higher-quality education.
reallynotmyname
Jun 29, 22 3:50 pm
If you or your parents can write a check for the tuition and living expenses without hardship, SCAD is an acceptable place to study. If you are being asked to spend your entire savings and/or take out loans to attend, I would consider looking elsewhere. An ideal place in terms of affordability is a school that will give you some kind of teaching assistant position.
The setting in Savannah is quite nice. The SCAD alumni I have encountered have been able to land jobs in the field and been capable in a workplace environment.
is SCAD's master's in architecture program (70k tuition 2 years combined) worth it for international student? I have got an admit there and heard mixed reviews. Is it worth going or should i take a break reapply next year.
70k? Hells no. maybe if it was 10k.
Do not take on debt for an arch degree, it is not an investment.
It's a pay-to-play program. If you are a Georgia native, I would recommend going to Georgia Tech over SCAD. You will get a much cheaper and higher-quality education.
If you or your parents can write a check for the tuition and living expenses without hardship, SCAD is an acceptable place to study. If you are being asked to spend your entire savings and/or take out loans to attend, I would consider looking elsewhere. An ideal place in terms of affordability is a school that will give you some kind of teaching assistant position.
The setting in Savannah is quite nice. The SCAD alumni I have encountered have been able to land jobs in the field and been capable in a workplace environment.