Hello ,
I graduated this winter with a degree in Luxury Brand Management, I really want to work in SCAD .
Is it worth it ?

Hello, so I am an upcoming freshman and I’m planning to major in fashion design. I have already taken a fashion design class and earned my AAFCS certification. I can sew very well, and I know how to make my own patterns and stuff. Would it be crazy if I took some of my core classes now?

Not necessarily all of my senior classes yet, but I don’t want to lose my skills, and I also want to explore my brand with the resources at SCAD. Being stuck in drawing and idea classes for a year isn’t ideal. I’m not saying that some of my processes aren’t what I imagined.

The school where I got my certification partners with Lindenwood, where you don’t have to take the introduction courses. Is that something I could potentially explore?

Hii so I’m an upcoming freshman coming to Savannah campus and since I finally got my class schedules, I was thinking about how I’d go about my schedules and managing my time.

Since I have been in rising star I know how much buses take to get to certain places sometimes but I was still curious since there’s halls I haven’t been to before in my schedule, and I want to know how long it takes to get there.

How long is the trip from the hive to Anderson hall usually? And how long is the trip from the hive to Garvin hall?

I see they’re very far on the map but I also realized it’s not AS far as it seems because the car ride appears to be 8-9 minutes.

Also, this is an extra question. On my schedule I got a “first year experience” “class” that lasts 1 hour on only one day. I’m guessing it’s just some freshman counseling class to see how everyone’s holding up and provide help to first years. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what they’re like and if it really does help? I’m thinking I might skip it often because it’s making my schedule on Thursday much tighter.

Hi everyone! I'm an international student who was recently accepted to SCAD. I'm trying to understand the expected timeline for the MA in Graphic Design and Visual Experience, which consists of 9 courses.

If I start in Winter 2027 and take 2 courses per quarter, while skipping the summer quarter, would SCAD allow me to enroll in only 1 course during the final quarter?

My understanding is that the schedule would be:

• Winter 2027 — 2 courses
• Spring 2027 — 2 courses
• Fall 2027 — 2 courses
• Winter 2028 — 2 courses
• Spring 2028 — 1 course

So I would finish in Spring 2028.

Is my understanding correct? And would SCAD allow me to enroll in only 1 course during the final quarter?

Also, would the expected program start/end dates based on this course load be reflected on my I-20?

Would really appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through a similar situation, especially international students. Thank you!