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ACT: I'm assuming you're doing photography for RIT? I went there for undergrad which was great technically, but I couldn't really recommend it for a grad program to anyone from what I could tell. It's very insular and doesn't have a very good range of courses to take, especially if you are looking for technical courses. They have amazing amounts of equipment available to use, but I feel that at a MFA level that shouldn't be the deciding factor. What drew you in to apply in the first place?

purplepam: That rejection letter was for SAIC via snail mail. I had my phone interview with CCA in February and was notified of acceptance earlier this month via email.

I had my phone interview with CCA in February and was notified of acceptance earlier this month via email. Try emailing someone in the department or something?

Rejection letter received today.

Will be finishing up my BFA this Spring and will be 27 in the Fall. I went back to school after finishing my Associates in a completely different field and having 3-4 years off. Since I have only been back at school for just about 2 years, I feel on the ball to continue into a MFA program. I do think having time to grow up, pay bills and live life is key before continuing onto a grad program if you've been in school since HS.

I got accepted to CCA and had an interview at SAIC this weekend. Applied to the MFA studio photography programs. I was just looking for opinions on both these schools. I haven't found much information or thoughts on CCA's program.