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-Andy, I am going to a jc first to get rid of the generals that I have to take. Political science does not sound very sexy but I will look into it thanks. I checked out your website too, I like your photo of the pro surfer.

-Hugh, my Mom wants me to be a doctor so I can become successful. I am definitely not a trust fund baby haha. I thought Fullerton looked good, but I thought that Northridge looked better. Thank you so much for your advice I really appreciate it.

<p>-Jeff, their course catalog does emphasize their several different housing sites for the students they have.<br>

-Hugh, I looked into schools in my area and Cal State Northridge seems to have a good journalism program with good facilities for photojournalism. I unfortunately can't relocate across the U.S. otherwise more options would be available to me.</p>

<p>-John, I am looking to work for a publication like National Geographic or the Los Angeles Times. I am most interested in photojournalism.</p>

<p>-Hector, thanks for the listing. The Academy of Art University isn't even on that list...</p>

<p>-Hugh, your right. The true value of an education in the photography field is subjective. While I do value an education in photography I much prefer the idea of gaining experience and building a good portfolio at a community college if that college is able to give me the same benefits as an art university. Thank you for the link.</p>

<p>Can anyone tell me if the Academy of Art University is worth going into alot of student debt to pay for? I do not currently live in San Francisco so I would have to live on campus. Does the school have a reputable photojournalism major? If it doesn't, what other art or non-art schools are best for a photojournalism major in the Los Angeles/ O.C. Area? Thanks!</p>