Well, I'm a junior right now in high school, about to be a senior. I've been looking for colleges(around the mid-part of the South in the US), but am having trouble trying to find some that teach 3d Game Art(in other words, making models for games). Yes, I know that DeVry and all those other colleges have Game Design, but am looking for something more professional. If anyone has any info, it would be of great help.
Quote:Well, I'm a sophomore right now in high school, about to be a senior.
How does that work?
Freshman - Sophomore -
Junior - Senior
Woops, sorry, i'm a junior. XD
I have been googling it, but never came up with a list of schools. I already new of a couple, including collins, westwood, and art institute(they had a student come and talk to us about it), but wasn't really sure if they were good schools or not. I also tried looking at famous companies(pixar, EA, etc.) to look at there workers, and see what colleges they went to, but most were in California. =/ However, that gamediscovery site looks extremely helpful, and I never came across it, thanx Patrick.
There is the DAVE school. It's almost legendary... apparently people are offered jobs with major studios almost immediately after graduating. Unfortunately, it carries a hefty price... I forget the exact amount... but it's very hard to afford. I know a guy going there who's eating bologna sandwiches every day just to finance it. (to save money, not as a job :P ) It's in Universal Studios Florida and they work mostly with lightwave.
Well, do you like Bologna sandwiches Nightblaze?
I hate Bologna. =b
I'll just replace it with Ramen Noodles. XD
btw, I found a college called Full Sail down in Florida also, looks pretty interesting. I'll check up on that DAVE place and see how expensive it is.
I love bologna...but since you don't, what about cheese? Anyone like cheese?
Yeah, but cheese sandwiches would get boring real quick...
(Wow, this is way off topic.)
