What do you really expect to get out of a college experience? Do you really need college to be successful? It’s pretty strange that even though there is so much information about student debt and how bad colleges can be, college is still in the forefront of many young adult… Continue reading
Personally, I don’t believe starting your “adult” life by going into student loan debt is a good thing in any measure. If you don’t have scholarships and can’t afford it, avoid college until you can. Believe it or not, there are plenty of paths other than college. While in high… Continue reading
The student loan debt problem is really only here because we want it to be here. Why do we want this problem? Continue reading
I mean, when has anyone danced on the side of a building in real life? Shouldn’t that just negate any expectations of reality you have of a movie? Continue reading
My story of The Art Institute of Las Vegas and attempting to transfer credits to the University of Nevada – Las Vegas Continue reading
Even though many of these were posted in 2014, they will give you an idea what to look for if you are interested in The Art Institute of Las Vegas or any higher education institution. Essentially, all I’m asking is that you take a really good look at where you… Continue reading
You can visit The Art Institute of Las Vegas’s website and learn that they are now non-profit! You can learn this because they bolster it on their website. Does this mean a better education? Better equipment? Better instruction? I honestly can’t tell you, although a non-profit college is suppose to… Continue reading
The idea of college is swell. The execution is hilarious. Basically, you pay to go somewhere to be taught a career. Then, you are expected to get internships, most of which you are not paid to do. You are paying to work for free. Then, after all of that, you… Continue reading
Where do I go with the Gen Eds? I sure don’t go far, that’s for sure. This is an art school, so of course the majority of general education classes offered are art related. They were tossed in mostly with Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology, a random Spanish or French level 1 course tossed… Continue reading
When I arrived at The Art Institute of Las Vegas, I received a Student Mentor. The mentors are essentially guides for new students. Ideally, the mentor is in the same field as the student so the mentor can help the student more effectively.However, I received a mentor that was in Graphic… Continue reading