What college?

**Maxdoggy** · 10-11-2012, 07:38 AM

Originally Posted by Deathhawk

I'm going to University of Kansas next fall, to get a BA in Strategic Communications, a Minor in Business, and then eventually get an MBA in Marketing/Advertising.

Pro.

**Legit** · 10-11-2012, 01:47 PM

Originally Posted by CuddlyRiolu

What's so wrong with Petroleum Engineering, they make good money and I'm like a fucking genius in math/science.

I have a few chemE friends, which is basically petroleum engineering here, its a ton of work, especially Ochem they had to be at class from like 7-11am just for that class everyday, math is not the hard part of engineering, but if its what you like to do definitely go for it
you want to get a job you want to do, dont just go for money

**VerbotenDonkey** · 10-11-2012, 02:20 PM

I have an 88 in O-Chem

I feel smart.

**EriRi 1138** · 10-11-2012, 07:15 PM

Originally Posted by MedeDust

Yeah I can pretty much power through my first year, ill be done by 3 cause its so easy.

Haha, that sounds like the exact opposite of UNT. Going for a BFA In Communication Design (graphic art) is so incredibly rigorous here. There are portfolio reviews every year, and many, many cuts are made. It's a five year degree (if you don't take courses over the summer) at best, and each year is more stressful than the next. Which is why I have no time to actively participate here anymore.

That being said, this university and this program is highly regarded in the design field, and my resume will land me a well-paying job, whether that be graphic design or art direction, shortly after graduation.

**MedeDust** · 10-12-2012, 09:32 AM

Originally Posted by EriRi 1138

Haha, that sounds like the exact opposite of UNT. Going for a BFA In Communication Design (graphic art) is so incredibly rigorous here. There are portfolio reviews every year, and many, many cuts are made. It's a five year degree (if you don't take courses over the summer) at best, and each year is more stressful than the next. Which is why I have no time to actively participate here anymore.

That being said, this university and this program is highly regarded in the design field, and my resume will land me a well-paying job, whether that be graphic design or art direction, shortly after graduation.

I'd die! I tend to lose interest very quick and when that happens i pay less attention, luckily this school is 90% hands on with projects, contests, and parties.