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Tufts. CUNY Graduate School. Have you looked at these?

Sorry, I meant to quote losemygrip

I see an up-and-coming school with a fairly fresh MFA program that not too many people know about, that's in the nation's 10th largest city with an interesting cultural backdrop. I also know of a superb recent graduate who's done very well (sculpture and combined media). Because it's newer and less known, the competition is easier for admissions and funding. I see. Well I am from San Antonio and it definitely has an interesting cultural backdrop. Are you familiar with the faculty there? I looked at UTSA in the past and the faculty is what drew me away from taking the school seriously. And I'm a painter...

I took the test on Sept. 27th or around then. How long did it take for you to get your scores?

What about Madison, Wisconsin?

Purchase College Brooklyn College Rutgers University (Great for painting) SVA

What do you see in UT San Antonio?

Hello So does anyone have any impressions of the Art Institute of Boston? Any alum out there that can tell me about it? I know that the MFA program is a low residency program, which I am not sure about. I also know Boston is a great town but I would not have to live there, just visit from time to time.... but what is it like to attend a low residency program? Since you have to work with your own adviser, it seems like you would have more independence. Also, it seems like it would be well suited for mature adults. Less residency means less socializing, hence less appeal to the young ones looking for a group to click with... Maybe this is wrong? Let me know what you all think!

Ah!!!!!!!! I've just applied to a MA in Critical Studies program overseas (Vienna). Its my long shot application and my alternative plan is to apply to schools in the USA. (I am American)... so wish me luck!