One of our blog finalists Rosa has already planned out her Senior year of high school. Her most important year! Senior year. Oh goodness gracious, I seriously never thought it would come. I’ve been waiting my whole life to apply … Continued
Submission courtesy Savannah College of Art and Design Use this guide as a resource for building a portfolio or improving one you’ve already started. Keep in mind that guidelines may vary among different schools and it is important that you … Continued
CHARTING PATHS TO COLLEGE AND CAREER SUCCESSES University of Colorado Denver uses MyMajors to help students Just ASK! For many young people, their journeys from high school to college lack signposts. They often enter college without majors in mind – … Continued
There are many different types of colleges in the U.S., and it can be confusing as a student to understand the differences between them and find out which is best for you. We have put together a simple guide to … Continued
Hey everyone, Thanks for your support this year with the website and the app. We actually got nominated for the 2011 Best App Ever Award for Best High School App (Android). The winner will be selected based on user votes, … Continued
I am currently going through Christmas withdrawals. I am sure you are dealing with a similar experience? There is a certain lack of Christmas cheer hanging in the air. The anticipation has dissipated, the world returns to its standard comings … Continued
Hey folks! It’s been a while [yeah… sorry about skipping an entry last month; I’ve been busy]. At least now I have more to talk about 😛 Two major things in my college application process happened in November: interviews and … Continued
By Suzanne Lenz, Vice President of Development, New Hampshire Institute of Art Joel Gill, chairperson for the Foundations Department at New Hampshire Institute of Art, Manchester, N.H., knows that successful artists don’t follow rules, they break them. “The word foundation … Continued
The success of Lesley University’s groundbreaking Expressive Therapies program is a living example that taking strength from conflict and “doing the unthinkable” can lead to great things. That was the message the founders of the program embraced during a one-day … Continued
By Anne Shulock, Communications Specialist, San Francisco Art Institute In art school, there is no single way to approach your education. Art is messy—not just in the splatter-painted-clothes sense, but in the way that artists must grapple with form, content, … Continued