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That is my concern as well. I have family commitments and two dogs. Not sure any of us could handle the 9 weeks away from each other. That and it would probably be best if I "work" as much as possible to be able to afford to move if I get accepted to grad school and can go

I'm not, but I read recently that UW-Madison has the #2 rated Printmaking department. Would seem the place to be for a Printmaking grad.

Oh and last night I told my boyfriend I was passing on Cranbrook (not sure about how interdisciplinary it is) and then I got a mysterious call from that area code. Coincidence? Hmmm.

I think its better to have applied then not at all. I passed on apply to a few of my other top choices for a number of reasons. Basically, I thought I may have to wait a year due to family obligations and didn't want to deal with the possibility of being accepted and then have to either defer or reapply- which would eat me up. Then, I decided to go ahead and apply after all, but after the deadline had passed on others. So, now I'm all mixed up about the whole situation.... This whole process is making me crazy. I'm being obsessive already, even though I don't think I'll hear anything until March. Is anyone applying/have applied to Skowhegan? Deadline is almost here and don't know if I should bother just yet. Some schools match funds (like Carnegie Mellon) so I wonder if I should wait. I only saw a few BFA graduates that got accepted last year.

Good luck!

Gonna go ahead and post in here because I've been reading these forums and finally joined. Good luck, everyone! And congrats on the interviews!