#College Art Association

[doctorsiren]

every time I mention Ace Attorney around my (defense lawyer) father, he asks if I’ll be going to law school now

the best bit was me telling him that if I did that, I would be fulfilling the Phoenix Wright prophecy because I’d be dropping my art degree to pursue law

[demonicnarwhale]

busting it down Funky Kong style (aka part 2 of my Final Project teehee)

[bookmothic-dyke]

Hey, hey y’all. Queer folk in my phone. I’m graduating today. Time to get my 4 fucking associates degrees.

[robertsbarbie]

x

[ellies-rambles]

greatest apologies to every adult at my school for my inability to remember to schedule emails and thus sending emails at ~1 am

[random-kido]

thinking of stupid college au again

[blondiest]

going to make my own version of those "that girl" videos that used to go around on tiktok (which were basically aesthetically-styled disordered eating so far as i could tell tbh) but mine will be me eating stuff like hard-boiled eggs slathered with mustard & enjoying it with a degree of enthusiasm that viewers find off-putting. my "that girl" trait will not be yoga or drinking five gallons of water a day or even having nice hair or clear skin, it will simply be my joie de vivre or however it's spelled

[tarantula-hawk-wasp]

why is vibrant vermilion the color of the year to me

[robinsnest2111]

anyway, I read up on how to use a smartphone as a camera for streaming. Once I have enough storage/external harddrives/powerful enough computer, I might even attempt crafting streams where you can watch me sew/knit/crochet?

[nebula-nights]

fuck it *posts devil chair*

[zakziki]

Hhh

[kermitheefrog]

i need to stop using instagran and just my phone in general but anyway theres this influencer model guy i think is funny i don't follow him but insta wants me to by constantly putting him into my feed. and anyway. someone asked him where he finds time to always be posting and he was like i don't have any hobbies i don't really do anything that's not work related and joked he doesn't look after his mental health but like. literally so dystopian and evil and sad like that he doesn't do stuff outside of his jawb obviously I'm sure he enjoys influencerisms and making his little videos but that's like Work at the same time there's no separation no work life balancé....

[daniel-eats]

Ep. 59: Life Update #2! Ft. A Nomad’s Life! 🥾

Hey folks! Welcome to Episode 59! ⭐️ We are back in the past! Today we are taking a step back from Food & Reviews, and talking about Life. More specifically: my life. At 29 I consider myself a Nomad. That is, I have a very unique unattached lifestyle. Some of the things I am most thankful for: The amount of freedom: I don’t own a home, and will never “buy” one. I am happy renting and camping…

[k12academics]

Jarvis Christian University is a historically Black institution, affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), offering degrees at the associate, baccalaureate, and master’s levels. The mission of the University is to prepare a diverse population of lifelong learners intellectually, socially, spiritually, and personally through providing interactive services and using varied modalities of instructional delivery.

In support of its mission, Jarvis Christian University  has adopted these Guiding Principles:

Scholarship and Life-Long Learning: To advocate life-long learning by challenging and supporting students and staff to pursue intellectual, personal and professional development.

Service: To intentionally provide a quality experience for students, colleagues, surrounding communities and the nation through community service and civic engagement, as service is the core of our profession.

Integrity: To exhibit ethical behavior in and beyond the academic setting, and be good stewards of our financial resources, acting as persons of high character guided by a commitment to transparency, fairness and honesty.

Respect: To embrace the doctrines of Faith, Family and Community, which ensure inclusiveness and diversity, understanding that every individual should be treated with professionalism, courtesy and kindness.

Responsibility: To be responsible and accountable for our actions in every situation, as it relates to the College, the community and the nation.

Christian Ethics: To emphasize that the Christian spiritual path provides an ethical code that, when followed, will make for a better person, a better College, a better community, and a better world

[artspaume]

Kyle Alden Martens-Spun Through the Heel / Galerie Patel Brown (CA)

1/ Kyle Alden Martens 2 / Kyle Alden Martens, Stripped Headboard, silver silk, blue silk, thread, wood, blanket, hardware, 57 x 20 x 2 in. 25 avril au 1 juin 2024 Dans le cadre de sa première exposition solo à Patel Brown, Kyle Alden Martens présente un boudoir de formes et de textures séduisantes qui se frottent les unes aux autres, s’adonnant ainsi à une douce orgie. Selon un sens de…

[orphancookie69]

Now Experiencing: College Tours

My sister, and my cousin, are in college right now. Honestly, they are doing college the way I wished I had done college. As I am no longer a student, always in my mind but not stuck to one institution, I am helping them both and getting to relive my college experience through them.

My Background:

I did very well in elementary school, middle school, and high school. I graduated a scholar with honors from Edison High School. Early in my high school experience, I fell in love with FIDM. I remember, I was in a class researching colleges and looked at all the flags on the wall and at the end was a boot. What the boot? I have a very good knack for design and fashion and building and branding. I got accepted my 2nd year of high school. My first year of college was a massive slap in the face. I should of switched majors to marketing, but I stuck to it. I use parts of my degree today, but I have a couple of regrets on how I went about my college experience. What I would do differently if I could:

I would try a class in high school or even community college during summer and see if you really like it or the idea of it.

I would really shop around more, and ask students that actually went there what is true and not true about what the college claims to do.

At the end of the day, I use my college not in a direct way-any job I have had that was utilizing my direct experience got me fired. Funny I know. I ended up falling into the family legacy of real estate and have done well for myself all things considered.

My College Experience (Living Vicariously):

I graduated college in 2012, that is now 12 years ago. My younger family members are currently in community college. One wants to get into accounting and the other wants to get into a plant major. So, when my sister was like, "Tour colleges?" "Hell Yeah!". I skipped that step, at least actually comparing colleges. We toured 3, me with two different majors in mind:

UCI: University of California Irvine-Now, I am sure this is a great school. But to me and my sister-this felt like a bad movie set of a movie we did not want to watch. Huge campus, walking tour of almost 2 hours. Growing and under construction too. I was ok with it for my cousin, they had a great looking greenhouse. But I was meh for my sister. We had to pay for parking.

CPP: Cal Poly Pomona: I had my BIL friend graduate from here and already knew of it and was so excited for this one after Irvine. It is a great fit for either accounting or plants. It was so pretty. It was a very good price, not much more than Fullerton but less than Irvine. I believe parking was free for this one.

UCF: University of California Fullerton-We were actually going to just go with Pomona but an associate of mine said to at least consider Fullerton. For accounting, the piece of paper is so much more important-plus all the aspects that modern employers demand of young working youth. Fullerton is in a great location, good size school, good budget, and so much bang for your buck. You had to pay for parking.

Why were we looking at these? These are the schools that they can get into with an AA (special for transfer). Things I was considering was: how likely were they going to be involved in activities, the people that would be around them, the education itself, the location compared to where they live, the price. I love Fullerton for my sister and Pomona for my cousin. It was also kind of funny, kind of sad, but so many parents were there with their kids for the tours! I don't remember mine doing that, and me and my sister were usually the only non parent child group. But I had a blast doing it, and I suggest everyone shop around when making a decision that will change, for better or worse, the rest of your life. I would gladly do that for anyone that needs it again!