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Thanks for the update. I am going to assume that I got rejected from Columbia printmaking which leaves ArtCenter and UCLA open to interview and next week will be my Calarts interview hopefully

My virtual interview with Calarts for Arts and Tech will occur on 2/23/23 woot!

No Columbia yet and I applied there for printmaking.

Just finished my photo interview with SAIC today.

Still no word from ArtCenter, UCLA, or Columbia yet. Sighs

Got official rejections from SAIC for painting/drawing and sculpture yesterday so leaves photo for this weekend.

I don't think that UCLA has said anything yet. I am thinking more of next week. It's pretty early. I still haven't heard from ArtCenter or Columbia either.

applied to COlumbia and they haven't said anything yet.

Ironically I am a current photo major and I decided to apply not to the Yale photo program but the other two visual arts ones. Maybe they prefer you to stay in your own ballpark?

Double rejection from Yale today.

I haven't heard anything from UCLA yet. I still need to hear from Columbia, Yale, ArtCenter.

Just got interview requests for SAIC Photography MFA and Calarts Arts and Tech MFA programs today.

I did the priority deadline for SAIC but haven't heard any of the three departments I applied for yet.

I haven't heard back from any of the schools I applied to yet.

I am in the same boat. FInancial aid/scholarships will be a huge factor and I can always do a second round if I don't get the proper aid to attend this upcoming fall.

In any case, I did apply to two programs at Yale. First, I will see whether I get in. Second, I will see what money they will give me. Plus the community of Yalies are pretty nice. One of my close friends attends there and she LOVES it. So no regrets.

Just give material and media and year for the work. They are going to be too busy to read through heavy descriptions.

Trying to take a huge break and work in the art studio during the holidays. Exploring new avenues. Next month will be fun.

Yale art program is fully funded if you qualify. Basically I suspect your family has to be impoverished.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-residency_program

I like the 2 year program better. Plus you can network after you graduate. Maybe this is all financial for me at this point. However, if you get a full ride to a 3 year program don't decline it LoL

I applied to 11

I don't want to mention this but apparently Yale factors in your PARENTS' income into the equation! That isn't equitable. Even though my mom helps me, I still live independently and I shouldn't have my parents' finances being looked at for any MFA programs!

I would give about 1-2 months to get photographs done of your works. For me, I had a bunch of tapestries and paintings which took me nearly 12 months to do due to a long lead time :).

USC still is trying to recover its program after its disaster years ago. Even though I am trying to place myself in LA or NY areas, I went with Calarts, UCLA, and Art Center.