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I Love It. This was my dream school. I'm glad I was accepted and I'm glad that it met all of my expectations.

VERY DIVERSE – I mean that. Whether it's racial, economic, political, religion, and especially sexual orientation (the school is all girls. it's going to happen. transgenders are very accepted too.) Everyone is very accepted! It's a wonderful feeling.

All Girls! This school is an all girls art school. Keep that in mind when applying. It's actually a really great experience. The school feels cleaner and more academically driven. Plus, it's walking distance from university of the arts, PAFA, and Drexel and a short bus ride away from Temple! If you really want to see boys that much, you can just visit one of those schools.

The weather in philly during the school year is just the BEST.

All girls school with no athletic facilities at all.

Commuting SUCKS. Septa BLOWS. Moore is definitely a live in school. To get the best out of it, you need to live there. Commuters are not treated as well as they should be, with no special transportation services or deals offered. Not all, but many professors aren't completely forgiving of those who travel long distances using Septa and are late. Which isn't fair because Septa services are absolutely horrible. I've been stuck on trains for four hours straight. I'm more likely to be late than on time and I'm not waking up at 5am just to get ready for an 8:30am class to ensure my on time. Septa is expensive and unreliable. Save yourself a lot of trouble and spend an extra two hundred dollars a month on an apartment. The freedom is worth it, especially if it means later access to Moore's studios.

Not Bad. There's a lot of security guards on duty. It's nice. They control who comes in and who goes out. They also control who stays overnight and who doesn't. Moore feels safe. I like it.

My School Is All Girls. My school is an extremely diverse all girls art school. I mean... EXTREMELY DIVERSE. I love the feeling of it. There may be no boys, but everyone is so interesting.

Much to Offer. The city of Philadelphia is a great place to live, with much available housing. Not all of it is affordable and close to campus, but the school is always willing to let you know when a good deal is offered through emails.

I Don't Live on Campus – I wish I did. Depending on the building, living on campus is a really good way to work with other artists your age. It's a great creative and fun atmosphere.