School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston Reviews

"The school had a lot of strengths in its faculty. Many were too busy with their own careers to bother with you. The ones that took the time were amazing though, and I value what I learned from them greatly to this day. I met a lot of very smart, and creative students who I collaborated with. The main issue was at the time, the school had a very nebulous attendance policy and no grades. This led to very little incentive for students to achieve or do anything (really.) The attitude was very lazy as a general rule. There was also a huge disconnect with Tufts University, where you did your academics. It wouldn't have been so much of a problem if the school wasn't so expensive. There were limited options for cheap food and housing. Almost no post graduate advising or internships. Overall though, I valued my experience there, but it was certainly unconventional by any measure."

"SAIC has one of the top MAAT programs in the country. But it is an incredibly expensive private school with not a lot of financial aid available."