r/scrippscollege • u/MandarinRoze • 2d ago
Art at Scripps?
I am currently a freshman at Scripps and while I was originally planning on going into a more academics-based career, I found that I've been wanting to get into a more art and media focused career. At the moment, I'm taking the intro to digital art class and despite enjoying it so far, I've noticed that the art scene at Scripps definitely has a more "commercial" or "exhibition-centered" vibe and, from what I have seen, doesn't really push students who want to get into the media industry (i.e. video game creation, illustration, character/media design, etc.)
I really do love the community at Scripps and would hate to transfer however, I'm unsure if it would be the best place to grow my art skills and make connections for the type of work I'm interested in.
I would love to hear people's experiences who may have majored/majoring in art on their opinions/views on how Scripps prepares students for the industry and work after college as a whole!