When you first told your parents you wanted to come to SCAD:
And they were like:
You had to explain that it could be worse:
So when they finally said yes:
Spending the entire summer with your friends who tell you that art school is a waste of time and money:
Realizing school starts in a week and you haven’t packed:
Leaving your hometown:
Saying goodbye to your sobbing parents as they drop their baby at college:
Finally meeting your roommate:
Trying to make friends on campus:
Waking up on the first day of school:
Finding common ground with someone in your class:
Joining a million clubs on campus:
Thinking about going to Club SCAD:
Coming to terms with life on the quarter system:
Walking into the second week of class 15 minutes late:
Realizing it’s already midterm week:
Leaving class on Thursday of midterm week:
Realizing maybe you can do this after all:
And then again, maybe you can’t:
Staying in for the weekend for some quality time with yourself:
Pulling an all nighter just to go to class the next day and receive a project extension:
Sitting in critique trying not to freak out:
When your friends try to hangout with you during finals week:
Spending 40+ hours on a project and getting a B:
Explaining to your friends at home what the people of SCAD are like:
Saying goodbye to your friends for the never-ending vacation that we call winter break:
Seeing your parents for the first time once you’ve transformed into an art student:
Knowing exactly how you’re going to spend winter break: