Cobalt
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MICA, Mt. Royal!
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I haven't heard anything from them.
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@savethewolves: how did your interview go? I had a tour of the campus from a first year grad student and she was really happy with the program. She also felt like the proximity to NYC was a huge asset because there were that many more opportunities, not only for exhibiting but for internships in museums and galleries. She had just dropped off work for a gallery show. The program sounds like it is super supportive of whatever style or media you work in. They have a breadth and depth of styles and media with the same in the caliber of their teachers.
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Hi ftinthewind~
I have no clue about SVA's waitlist. I'm just hoping we hear something within the next few weeks. My understanding is they don't give any info over the phone.
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hi! Cobalt's, do you got any further imformation about SVA's waitlist? I am also on it. When the final result will be made?
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Hi Payne! I'm still considering going. I'll be out there next week to visit. Can't make the open house due to visiting another school. I didn't get much in the way of funding so I'm not sure I can afford it. But I'm looking forward to my visit. And, yeah, it seems like such a cool program.
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Awesome! Good luck! You'll have to let us know how it goes. Are you going in person or over the phone/Skype? I'm going in person since I've never visited the campus.
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I was wait listed and now have an interview in a few weeks.
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http://www.nyfa.org
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I would totally choose Cornell over NYU. Doesn't Cornell have the semester in NYC that you can choose to do? Congrats, btw!
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Here's another site to consider, if you are eligible for Income-Based Repayment plans (IBR) or Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). For example if you were to end up teaching for a state university, for ten years, the remaining loan amount could be forgiven (I would talk to a loan counselor about this, though): http://www.ibrinfo.org/what.vp.html#eligible
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It's going to depend on what you want out of a graduate program. Parson's is much more interdisciplinary and SVA would be focused on painting. (Not that it matters: SVA is ranked 15, Parsons 21 for fine arts and not even rated for painting.) I would recommend visiting both so you can compare. Also look at the teachers who are at each to see who you would prefer to work with. Good luck and Congratulations!
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@poorstudent: thanks for your perspective, I really appreciate it.
