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The Savannah College of Art and Design

Students who got into SCAD/SAD:

Tips mention: Interview (2), ACT/SAT (21), Grades (22), Sports/Extracurriculars (4), College Essay (12)
I worked very hard in high school so thatNov 08 2010Video/Media
I worked very hard in high school so that grades wouldn't hinder me when choosing what school was right for me. Actually because I took all AP classes, I was able to transfer in a lot of credit and that has opened up many electives for me to take so I can specialize more in my major. Also because of my tests scores and GPA, I received one of the highest scholarships they offer at SCAD. I highly recommend not slacking off your senior year and working your absolute hardest so that you can receive a scholarship and money won't be the deal-breaker in your decision for what college you will attend because SCAD really is a fabulous school.
SAT: 2110 Female
Have a decentJun 04 2010Fine Arts - Painting/Sculpture/Photography/etc
Have a decent GPA and write a killer essay.
Female
I wrote the best essay I could and didMar 21 2010Other
I wrote the best essay I could and did my best to keep my grades up. Make sure you get everything in on time, ESPECIALLY the portfolio, it's not required but you'll want whatever funds you can get!
SAT: 1690 Female
I transferred to SCAD from Polk Community College whereMay 22 2009Design Arts - Industrial Design/Graphic Design/etc
I transferred to SCAD from Polk Community College where I was heavily involved in Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honor Society of Two-Year Colleges. It helps being involved at your school or any other organization because that show SCAD that you are a well-rounded individual and not just a smart person with a 4.0 GPA but no people-skills.

Also, it helps your record a lot if you submit a portfolio even if it's not stated anywhere on the application. This will give SCAD a visual on your work, and SCAD wants the best of the best.

And most of all, be aware of the application and scholarship deadlines.I started my application to SCAD a year before I even graduated from Polk Community College. The earlier you start the application process, the better.
Female

Apply earlyMay 06 2009Design Arts - Industrial Design/Graphic Design/etc
Apply early. Submit a portfolio to be considered for an artistic scholarship. Make good grades and score high on the SAT/ACT to get an academic scholarship. Take AP classes to transfer credit in. Research, research, RESEARCH! Your parents may be investing their money into whatever college you decide to go to, but you are investing your time and efforts. Make sure SCAD is where you would like to go.
SAT: 2000 Female
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