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Looking for Art Colleges in Florida

Hey guys! I'm seriously considering pursuing art as my major in college. I've been eyeing Florida because I dig the vibes, and the art scene seems popping. Does anyone have recommendations on good colleges for art in Florida?

a month ago

Absolutely. Florida is indeed a vibrant place for art enthusiasts. Here are a couple of colleges in Florida that offer strong art programs.

Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota is one of the best schools for art in the entire country. Known for its strong programs in animation, illustration, and graphic design, Ringling also offers degrees in other art fields. The campus culture is incredibly arts-focused, and students often have opportunities to collaborate across disciplines.

University of Florida in Gainesville also has a strong College of the Arts. Besides offering a variety of art majors and minors, they provide plenty of opportunities for interdisciplinary study and community engagement. Graduates often go on to work in various creative industries or pursue further studies.

Florida State University in Tallahassee has a comprehensive College of Fine Arts which fosters creativity, critical thinking, and professional development. Students have won national awards and scholarships in fields such as art, art history, and dance.

Finally, New World School of the Arts in Miami is a unique institution that's part high school, part college. The college programs offer Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in visual arts and Bachelor of Music degrees, along with Bachelor of Arts degrees in theater and dance. As it's situated in the heart of Miami, students also have access to a vibrant local art scene.

These are just a few examples, and I'm sure there are other great options in Florida too. It's important to research each school thoroughly and if possible, visit the campuses, talk to students there, and get a feel for the environment to see what best suits your needs.

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