Pratt Institute-Main Reviews of Master's in Fine Arts

"Because my school is located in historic New York City, I believe the location to be the biggest pro my program has to offer. When learning about historic preservation, much like many other grad programs, my learning does not end when I leave a classroom. Just walking around the city blocks gives me so much insight and understanding into my program, that I feel truly fortunate to attend school in such a great city as this one. A con for my program, however, would be one that I could at the same time consider to be a pro. My program size is quite small, five in total, which adds close competitiveness and pushes each other to strive for more. At the same time however, if with more minds one could learn more from different ideas of thinking."

"The major con of this program is the expense. It is out of control. It is worth it though, becuase you are gaining an excellent network and attending one of the best programs in the country."

"This year will be my first year as a graduate creative arts therapy student and I am more than excited! I know I will enjoy every minute of it!"

"Pratt offers a very competitive Masters program in Interior Design. There is an incredible amount of work but I feel that I am getting the most out of my graduate experience because of it. The professors are incredibly knowledgeable and push students to explore and learn challenging material and grasp complex concepts. Pratt is located outside of New York City so be prepared for the expense of living close to the city."

"Good breadth of class offerings; looking forward to new offerings (that are in the works) more in line with modern design and business."