Living Arts College

Living Arts College was perfect for me because here it is more about the work you produce and less on test scores and spending long nights studying. Classes are fun and you get to be as creative as you want. A lot of the negative reviews I have seen come from students who did not try at all and got upset at the instructors when they gave them a bad grade. This is a great school for people that want to learn and succeed in their field. more

Captivating. motivational. knowledge and expertise inspire you to shoot for greatness. See you all soon when classes start. more

The good thing about the teachers here is they are easy to talk to. They are also professionals. They make classes comfortable but professional for the students so we can ask questions and get comments on our projects. more

After attending classes at the School for 6 quarters (1 and a half years) I would have to say there are the students who take learning seriously and stand out, and then students who cave in at each step because they are fearful of resistance and challenge. I consider myself the first. I believe it is likely that many other reviews here are from the second. Make up your own mind. These review sites are seat-of-the-pants by nature. Take note of my tone, calm and collected. Then read some of the other reviews. Filled with personal attacks and disparage. When people are disenchanted with their peformance and want to vent (whatever the reason) it is easy to go to a site and whine. This School has been in business for years. As with anything, people get what they put into it. Universities are large and people can and do drift through easily. If you want a more personal education experience and are willing to work for your abilities and opportunities then check the School out for yourself, see if it is right for you, but just don't base your sole opinion on the criticism of the meager few on display to the world. more

I think all colleges have the same goal of "getting people in the door" they wouldn't be in "business" if they didn't. I think some of the comments posted are very harsh and not very accurate. Medical arts and Creative arts don't really have anything in common, but in a small campus setting you happen to see both walking around doing their courses that apply to their career choices. I would challenge people reading these posts to compare prices of other colleges that they are quoting and see for themselves instead of just blindly reading a review. Take time and see for yourself, I think people are wise enough to make their own good decisions with enough accurate information. more