Picking a school is not easy. You want to get the most out of it and also, have a good job in the end. Picking the right school for you can be time consuming as you have to do a lot of research beforehand, but here, I have a list of 13 Great Design Schools that are perfect to get you Started in Design. I have made it past this part of my design career, but school is the place to learn the skills and right tools to make it in the design field. So if you’re looking to get into design and don’t have your mind made up by now, take a look and give them a call. They will be more than happy to talk to you about your future. Thank you for reading and good luck.
Great list of schools!!!
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It’s worth mentioning VCU, the top public art & design school in the country. http://vcu.edu
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Still dream about Full Sail or Pratt.
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Kind of amazed that SVA isn’t on the list, yet Parsons is.
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Creative Director Reply:
July 28th, 2010 at 8:17 am
ooo yea I forgot about sva ooo man =(
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Ken Lee Reply:
July 28th, 2010 at 6:00 pm
Yeah, I go to Parsons. I’m in for 3D and I wish I went to SVA instead.
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Hey Everyone if I missed a school just add it here on a comment I can’t remember all the schools =)
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Gretchen Reply:
July 28th, 2010 at 6:19 pm
LaSalle College International Vancouver (LCIV) – http://www.lasallecollegevancouver.com/
It offers diploma programs in Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising, Interior Design, Digital Media Design, Jewellery Design, as well as E-learning programs. LCIV is part of the International LaSalle Network – LaSalle College was founded in Montreal and is now present in 11 different countries around the world, with over 15 different campuses worldwide.
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It would be nice to find out some good universities that have great art/design programs.
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Gotta give a shoutout to my Alma Mater, the University of Central Florida. Their Digital Media program is amazing, and the FIEA program is even more awesome. Seems like not too many people know about it. It’s a public institution, so I think most people disregard it as a decent place to get a degree in such a specific subject.
Also, Savannah College of Art and Design is another really good school.
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inspiring designs you sharing. thanks
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u forgot DAAP at the University of Cincinnati!
http://www.daap.uc.edu/
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Another school not mentioned is a great little design school in Seattle, SVC: The School of Visual Concepts. Totally helped me. You could do tons worse than starting out there.
http://www.svcseattle.com/
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steve mg. Reply:
August 2nd, 2010 at 4:51 pm
Oh and the cost of classes are very good, plus networking with students and teachers just about pays for any classes.
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Brillant info. Thanks:)
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A number of these are in the “proprietary/for-profit” segment of the education industry. Not that that necessarily is bad, but really buyer beware. Perhaps even more so than for any high-priced education!
For example, http://www.consumerwarningnetwork.com/2010/01/21/for-profit-colleges-under-the-microscope-as-students-complain/
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We run a Web, Graphic and Marketing Training Centre here in Bangkok called
Web Courses Bangkok – http://www.webcoursesbangkok.com
WCB is all about Web Standards and Beautiful design which is DAM rare here in Thailand.
Anyway, check us out, tell me what you think.
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really good info
thanks!!! for sharing
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Awesome list! I wish I still had the time and money to go back to school. After graduating I’ve learned so much and it’s fueled my fire to learn more about design and web programming. If I ever do decide to go back I’ll be checking this list again, but for now I’ll keep my nose in books and online tutorials.
Thanks Julio for putting this together
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