Southwest University of Visual Arts - Tucson

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Southwest Visual Arts - Tucson at a Glance

Location:
Tucson, AZ
Setting:
Large city
Control:
Private For-Profit
In-State Tuition:
$27,125
Out-of-State Tuition:
$27,125
Room & Board:
Not Reported
Full-Time Undergrads:
161
Part-Time Undergrads:
121
More statistics . . .
School Website:
www.theartcenter.edu
Admissions Website:
Not Reported
Financial Aid Website:
Not Reported
Application Deadline:
Not Reported
Acceptance Rate:
83 %
Admission Difficulty:
Easy

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Tuition & Financial Aid at Southwest University of Visual Arts - Tucson

justthere

Illustration '14

2.3
C

Expensive

The financial aid staff does anything they can to help students out but most of the money comes from loans. The further along we the students get the more we look at the cost of supplies that isnt listed and the quality of education we are getting. Most students will obviously have problems with some aspect of a class but sometimes those aren't addressed and the quality of education we are paying for is decreased. My advice is to get as many scholarships as you can and learn how to deal with people who get on your nerves.

May 07, 2012

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Academic Experience at Southwest University of Visual Arts - Tucson

justthere

Illustration '14

3.1
B-

It All Comes Down to You...Most the Time

For some students the classes are inflexible, have kept them back, have been failed for reasons not up to them, or seem unrelated to their major. For others its a smooth ride to graduation. It seems to be half and half at this point. The teachers are well trained in art and some are interchangeable between majors. There are some teachers who make students wonder if they should switch schools just to get the education they were promised but that's just a handful out of the instructional staff. Tutoring is very beneficial and flexible. There is plenty of work time to get portfolio quality work done if you do your best.

May 07, 2012

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Campus Resources at Southwest University of Visual Arts - Tucson

justthere

Illustration '14

2.3
C

Needs Work

The 24hr computer lab needs to be updated soon, Printing at the bookstore can be a struggle so knowing the quirks of the printer and having the time to print is key; Or just go to a kinkos/fedex because the quality will be much better there.The network goes down often enough to be a nuisance. Wifi needs to be updated soon. Having your own computer (and/or laptop) and programs is most the time the key to success since the computers available to us aren't that reliable.

May 07, 2012

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User rating for Southwest University of Visual Arts - Tucson is 3.5 out of 5 based on 7 user reviews.

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