anu_biju Posted September 30, 2011 Share Posted September 30, 2011 <p>Hi, I am an Australian currently living in Singapore. I am fairly new to Photography and would like to take up 1-2 year intense course in either in New york or San Fran -bay area. I am looking at some guidance and recommendation for choosing my course and university. I am very new to the credit / unit system of study and apology if this sounds like a stupid question. google search has flooded me with so much info that i am truely drowned. I would really appreciate if any one can guide me on the following questions :-<br> 1) I am looking to move only after April 2012 - what semester in the university should i be looking for<br> 2) a couple of friends recommended The art academy - San Fran but i am not sure if their fees are too high / at par with what would charged for similar courses in US<br> 3) what course would you recommended that is for 1-2 years ( i know AA is for 2 years and that NYFA offers a 1 year course but their reviews on the net have not very nice)<br> I should probably also mention that I am 30 years old female and would be bringing my course fees from here but looking to support my day to day expense with a part time job- is that practical? or would these courses not leave any time for a job?<br> Thank you for any direction you can provide me<br> Regads,<br> Anu</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stewart_g2 Posted October 1, 2011 Share Posted October 1, 2011 Yes, the SF Art Academy is a good suggestion, as would be the SF Art Institute (SFAI). And yes also, private schools are expensive. California used to have an affordable system of "junior" colleges, state colleges and universities, but they have become very expensive, even for state residents. There is also SF City College, which offers two year programs. http://www.ccsf.edu All non-private schools will have some sort of residency requirement, but in general, welcome non-residents but usually at a higher tuition. Good luck in your search! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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