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$50K CalArts tuition is a thing now. Wow.
RISD's right up there at $51K. I don't know how you kids are doing it.
Wait is this including room & board?
Ringling is clocking in at $61K with room and board!
(and they don't even let you draw anime there 😳 )
Ringling is clocking in at $61K with room and board!
(and they don't even let you draw anime there 😳 )
The school I teach part-time at, Lesley University College of Art and Design, appears to be charging $27K in tuition by comparison. I guess that's a bargain now?
SO, re: Cal Arts above — including room & board/books & supplies, you're probably looking at $70K a year as a full-time student.
By comparison --> Harvard University has a $46K tuition ($68K once you include room & board). GUYS. RICH PEOPLE GO TO HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
By comparison --> Yale has a $54K tuition.
RICH PEOPLE GO TO YALE.
RICH PEOPLE GO TO YALE.
Another comparison --> MIT costs $51K per year in tuition.
With room & board, closer to $70K.
Recall, Cal Arts now costs $78K.
YOU LEARN HOW TO BUILD ROBOTS AT MIT. ROBOTS!
You build Black Mirror level tech at MIT. 🤖
sfs.mit.edu/undergraduate-…
With room & board, closer to $70K.
Recall, Cal Arts now costs $78K.
YOU LEARN HOW TO BUILD ROBOTS AT MIT. ROBOTS!
You build Black Mirror level tech at MIT. 🤖
sfs.mit.edu/undergraduate-…
MIT and Harvard both give out a ton of scholarship and financial aid so that most students don't pay the full amount.
"for students with family incomes under $90,000 a year, we ensure that scholarship funding will allow them to attend MIT tuition free."
Does Cal Arts do this?
"for students with family incomes under $90,000 a year, we ensure that scholarship funding will allow them to attend MIT tuition free."
Does Cal Arts do this?
