MICA- Masters student may be hired as GTI's (Graduate Teaching Interns) under the supervision of a faculty member and will gain valuable teaching experience. They are also allowed to intern in a course they are not a student in. First year students are required to intern in a Foundation course for fall and spring sessions their first year. Many second year students are funded separately though the Graduate School to assist in the daily functions of the Program.
SCAD- There is a number of finance options for students. There is an Army ROTC grant, a $1,000 Art in Teaching Scholarship, an Athletics grants-in-aid, and an Educator scholarship, to name a few. This broad range of tuition aid gives a fair advantage to the diverse body of students.
RISD- This school has a variety of employment available for both undergraduate and graduate students. Among them are: Grant Writer, Caterer, Associate Professor, and Sales Clerk.
The New School for Design- The Masters Program for Fashion Studies at this school makes available careers in research, academics, and culture. This program is available to a wide range of undergraduate degrees such as art and design, liberal arts, social sciences, and economics.
SVA- One of the top film schools in the U.S. in the hub of one the most vital film environments, this school gives a thorough education in all the different aspects and disciplines of the media. The latest technology is available to students, but the greatest resource is the faculty, oscar winners among them. SVA sponsor the Dusty Film Festival and Awards.
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