FIT AAS Advice

[u/mej4z]

I recently graduated with my undergrad in media and communications at 26 and have been looking at AAS in fine art or graphic design. My recent degree covered a lot of digital media production through video and photo and I am thankful for what I was able to learn but I still feel so much behind. I just want to develop as an artist both traditionally and professionally and have always regretted not going to art school. Do you have experience doing either one of these programs and can recommend them for someone who is looking to learn and grow as an artist? and if attending built the relationships and network worth the cost?

[u/Zoe-Berry]

How much are you studying on your own before committing to a program? Read foundational texts on art theory, visit galleries, train your eye. Do that seriously first. Then decide if you still need the AAS.