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Anyone hear back from UM College Park, UW Seattle or UC Riverside? I haven't heard anything from them about interviews or rejections. I was rejected from all my other schools though (UC Davis, Carnegie Mellon, Hunter, UT Austin), big bummer. Holding out hope I'll get some acceptances and funding...

I'm a textile artist so its different for each school depending on their programs: Carnegie Mellon: Interdisciplinary UC Davis: Interdisciplinary Hunter: Painting and New Genres UC Riverside: Interdisciplinary UW Seattle: New Genres UT Austin: Painting/drawing and Transmedia UM College Park: Interdisciplinary

Second time applicator! What do you all think of these schools: Carnegie Mellon UC Davis Hunter UC Riverside UW Seattle UT Austin UM College Park

Received an acceptance email from SAIC this morning. (fibers) Does anyone know if the merit scholarships have already been sent out/ where to access them?

I havent heard back from SAIC fiber/materials yet. Hoping to hear back tomorrow, or some time this week. I'll post when hear back, hoping to get a good offer!

As a first time applicant straight out of undergrad I'm looking for some advice. The only school that interviewed me was SAIC (fiber and material studies), and assuming I get in and receive funding, is it worth it? I've considered not going, but having to work a low-income job outside of my field and do art on the side for at least a year isn't very appealing. I really want to continue my education now so I can continue my art career (and move out of my small college town) but I am worried if SAIC can do this. I've heard a lot of mixed reviews, some people saying its one of the best art schools, and others saying it's all about money and that they don't provide a lot of career support. I love SAIC's location and facilities, but that's all I know for certain. If anyone has gone there/ knows people in the grad program, I would love to hear what you think. Thanks!

Just had my SAIC interview today- I think it went well. Does anyone know the names of the interviewers for the fiber and materials MFA? I know one is Erica LittleJohn, but I cant remember the other person, and I'd like to send them thank yous.

Any advice on a SAIC interview for textiles? First time applicant wondering if I should study up on the school.

Congrats to everyone who has received interviews! First time applying for an MFA, this is where I'm at: Yale Painting: Rejected SAIC Textiles: Interview Ann Arbor: Nothing RISD Textiles: Nothing UCLA Painting and Sculpture: Nothing Has anyone heard from Ann Arbor, RISD, or UCLA? Or if there is a portal I should be checking besides from email?