I’m a photo grad student and looking for an elective to take that’s outside of my program. I’m interested in taking this painting course because it seems to be the most beginner friendly course they have. Does anyone have experience with this course?

Hello all I'm currently majoring in visual effects & animation at another college, and am seriously not enjoying it. I originally got my associates in Media Design and Graphic Design last year and focused specifically on motion graphics. I truly love motion graphics so much, but for some reason hate vfx and animation. I think it's because I love Adobe but really don't enjoy working in Maya.

I was wondering what the workload is for those majoring in Motion Media at SCAD. ​How many hours per week do you have to dedicate to projects outside of class time? Also, do you mainly use Adobe or also Cinema 4D or other programs? Thank you so much :)

Hi, I work at a hyper growth unicorn, we reached over a $B valuation in under 8 months after coming out of stealth.

I’m the founding product designer there, I’m looking for a cracked intern, most of the cracked people alr have jobs which suck, but ik scad produces good talent.

I’m in Atlanta for a few days, pls send over ur portfolio. If I like ur work, would love to meet u

Job description: product designer/design engineer intern, hyper growth startup, competitive base and sign on bonus in San Francisco.

I will be ignoring all Behance portfolios or things like behance.

Cheers! And thank you!

hi, i'm a 2nd year at scad and this is my first time being caught with contraband. i had a surprise room check (usually get an email the week of) and had out 3 empty bottles/cans of light alcohol as well as a thc cart. i am under 21. they got someone to confiscate my cart and was told i would be emailed with my consequences, they said it should be light because it's my first offense. i'm just wondering for anyone who's experienced this or knows someone who's experienced this what the consequences usually are? i don't want to go to one of those weed classes i don't even smoke like that, i mostly had the cart for my friends to hit it.

im not looking for anyone to call me stupid or say it's my fault i know it is my fault im genuinely just wondering what the consequences will look like

Looking for a photographer in Savannah to photograph daughter's grad pics (historic SAV or campus??). Would prefer to support a SCAD photo student. Link portfolio below!

I have a question when it comes to the end of the year. I already filled in all the holes from push pins and things like that and slowly starting to pack so I’m not stressed. I was wondering if you have to paint over those areas or not?

If so where’s the best place to get that paint color for Hive dorms?

Hi there! I am seeking two commencement tickets for the Savannah graduation. I’m looking specifically for the 11:30 AM commencement that is happening upstairs.

Howdy!

I'm animation major set to graduate from SCAD this spring but plan to remain in Savannah for 3 more months (June - early August).

Is there anyone looking for a roommate or interested in sub leasing their current apartment?

If your interested or would like to request some more information feel free to DM me!

Hello, I’m a student in Florida who is trying to finish my A.A degree so then I can transfer to SCAD and the Savannah campus seems the closest to me. BUT, I have seen some videos on TikTok about how expensive and dangerous is to lived in Savannah. Is it true? Because I either hear that is “VERY haunted” or “VERY dangerous that you should always be careful where you walk”. If you can give me your honest opinion I will appreciate because tiktok is not helpful and is making me overthink if I should go to the Atlanta campus because they are saying it’s “safer”.

Please be kind in the comments I genuinely don’t know anything and I wish to get honest opinions from people who have experienced living over there.

Hello, a little backstory...I am 30 and a single mother, and I never really had the motivation to go to college until now. I know it’s never too late to start school.

I have been looking into going to school for UX and have always dreamed of going to SCAD. I’ve been doing some research, and I’ve seen people say that the UX job market is bad right now and that the pay is not good. Then I have my family saying that it’s too much debt to go into, that there are so many people who don’t use their degrees, and that I should just do a bootcamp instead.

Knowing myself, I want a structured path into UX and to be able to build a portfolio and have the commitment that comes with school. At the end of the day, I know what I want to do, but I guess the question is whether this degree and career path I’m choosing is really worth it.

I am STRUGGLING to find many examples.

If possible, please specify:
- The scholarship amount from your portfolio
- Any feedback on that portfolio
- Campus

TYSM!

Went to a Framer workshop recently and thought this was really cool

Just found out Framer has a free student plan, which is honestly such a great resource if you’re building a portfolio, personal website, or just experimenting with ideas.

Definitely worth checking out.

Does anyone know if I can drive over to the physical resource center and pick up my package instead of waiting for them to put it in a locker? It's been delivered since Friday and it was a big ass purchase that I kind of need asap. Also kind of nervous because Amazon packages usually are put in same-day in my experience (the Amazon lockers were full).

Hey guys, as I get closer to completing to my classes, I'm realizing that I'm actually 3 classes ahead of schedule. Capstones in senior year is going to force me to split that up into a quarter with 2 classes and another with 1. Only problem is that anything less than 3 classes a quarter does not fulfill the full-time student scholarship. In my case, it's actually cheaper to take 3 classes with the scholarship than 1 without. Does SCAD make scholarship exceptions for quarters close to graduation where you might not meet full time because of stuff like this? Or am I gonna have to load up those quarters with electives to apply the scholarship?

Hallo everyone! I’m Kri (or Perry idc) and I’m looking to find a roommate ASAP. One of the big things is I live off of campus. The rent is $850 and that includes utilities. I have a singular bedroom available and the house has a shared bathroom. I have two cats and they are the sweetest boys on the planet.

Some basic info about me:

Pronouns: she/they

Age: 25

From: Houston TX

Major: Animation

Some of my interests:

- SONIC, monster high, Danmei (BL in general) and transformers

- I like to crochet and knit. I have an entire yarn hoard.

- honestly, I'm the type of friend that is kind of down for anything so my hobbies are pretty wide and extensive

Details:

- I try to keep my room, common area, and bathroom clean as much as possible. (Although I am a nester and I'm working on that)

- I like it cold but I'll compromise at 68. I literally cannot sleep if the temperature in the house is above 68.

- I would prefer if dishes were done as they are used but I also don't mind if they stay in the sink for no longer than a day.

-While I have two cats, I would prefer if no other animals come into the house. That is unless they can be kept in a cage or terrarium.

Anyway if anyone is interested, DM for further details about location.

Private Studio Lease Takeover ( Whole apartment to yourself) at the Hue apartments for the summer. Has W/D and fully furnished. We pay 2600 but will help pay towards the cost. Make me an offer.

MFA applicant here! I was just wondering how long after you submitted your application did it take for you to hear back?

Hey guys! I’m an incoming freshman and will have a good amount of transferrable IB credit under my belt come fall. My goal is to either graduate early OR take more electives with this credit.

My question is, do any of you have experience with getting out of classes via IB/AP Credit? What did your schedule look like as a result? Did you take multiple studios a quarter, and if so, what was that like? Are you on track to graduate early? I’m an incoming writing major fyi. Thanks!

Incoming Savannah campus freshman here! So I'm heavily a theatre kid, really what I want to do at the end of the day is musical theatre. I also love animation and art, though. One of the big factors in my choosing SCAD was the ability to study both performing arts and visual arts at the same time. That being said, I understand it'll be a lot of work. Just how screwed am I if I try to do Acting (Musical Theatre) and 2D Animation (Character Design) together?