smartobject

Agreed with AKW94. No need for two MFA's. Why would you subject yourself to the experience twice, especially if you incur debt to do so? Graduate school, though productive, isn't necessarily a pleasant place to be, and may even be worse at a top school. If you already have an MFA then do residencies, adjunct somewhere, and make work. You should already have the skill set to function as an artist from your first MFA.

I applied to all the schools (except ASU) under strong contenders a few years ago. Yale and UCLA have the best packages because they have large endowments. From what I heard, Mass Art and RISD provide the least funding even to the students they want in the program.