Philadelphia C&C.

[MGriff240]

Thanks for all the comments guys. And I don't attend yet, I've still got another year of high school ahead of me.

 

[AgentDrex]

I just re-read your OP...silly Drex...its funny because I'm quite literate but also quite blind...I hope you decide to go to that school...from what I hear, it is the place to go...I tried going to college...but its soooo boring...I can learn the things I want on my own and the only reason I want to continue attempting to finish is so that at some point in my life, I can become an instructor at a community college to give back to society. A dedicated person will make their lives great with or without a college degree. I'm not trying to tell you to not get a degree, I'm just saying for myself...keep up the photo taking, you'll be brilliant one day...ziiiing...sick burn (sorry, had to throw some Clerks 2 in there for ya) oooh! cake

 

[MGriff240]

^^^Yeah, after looking at the curriculum I know it's definitely a solid school for photography. I probably could learn the things I need to know to make a living of photography, but if I can go to school and be pushed outside of my comfort zone to get better, why not?

I'm taking it as a learning experience to see what specialized forms I like most, not just a way to get a degree.

 

[supraman215]

RIT has a good photography school as well.

 

[MGriff240]

RIT has a good photography school as well.

I've been looking into that as well. They're a bit pricey though...To say the least.