Savannah College of Art and Design

Atlanta, United States of America

Savannah College of Art and Design, founded in 1978 to provide degrees in programmes not previously available in the southeast of the United States, now has two campuses in Georgia, a degree-granting online education programme, and a study abroad location in Lacoste, France.

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Atlanta, United States of America

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Experience Exceptional Student Facilities & Services at Savannah College of Art and Design

Savannah College of Art and Design residents embark on a life-long learning journey. Residential communities at Savannah College of Art and Design promote learning outside of the classroom, celebrate diversity, and foster social, emotional, intellectual, and cultural development.

Sports Offered

Bowling

Cross Country

Cycling

Lacrosse

Golf

Soccer

Swimming

Tennis

Football

SoftBall

Basketball

Volleyball

Badminton

Table Tennis

Running

Strength and Conditioning Games

Baseball

Activities Offered

Clubs/ Societies/Organizations

Culture & Language

Dance

Debate

Drama

Fantasy

Foreign Languages

Leadership Developing Activities

Media

Music

Painting

Performance Art

Photography

Religious Activities

Robotics

Role Playing

Social Activism

Speech & Political Interest

Sports & Recreation

Student Council

Studying Abroad

In-House Facility

Auditorium

Badminton Court

Basket ball Court

Cycling Track

Football Court

Fully equipped Gym

Sports Pavillion

Swimming pool

Synthetic Running Track

Theatre

Volley Ball Court

Kids Play Area

Infrastructure

Student Support

Savannah College of Art and Design wants you to succeed, and its student services department offers a variety of resources to assist you in adjusting to university life and making the most of your SCAD experience. Staff members from SCADnow online help students with all aspects of online education. They connect traditional university campuses with online students from all over the world. Short-term individual counseling, group counseling, educational workshops, community referrals, and self-help resources are all available to students. New students who are not citizens or permanent residents of the United States must obtain visas to enter the country. A visa is typically obtained through a U.S. consulate in your area, so you must determine which consulate you will be working with. Your Savannah College of Art and Design admission adviser, assigned to you after you submit your application, will be able to assist you and answer any questions.

Student Life

The counseling center at Savannah College of Art and Design provides health and well-being services. It is beneficial to have dedicated experts to guide you through your collegiate journey as you enter a time of change, development, and growth. The counseling and student support services office works with students to ensure they are in the right frame of mind to excel both in and out of the classroom, from counseling to accessibility services. Current students can schedule an initial counseling and support services session by calling during regular office hours.

Student accommodation at Savannah College of Art and Design

Housing facilities (Accommodation)

The Office of Residence Life and Housing at Savannah College of Art and Design provides housing services. The Office of Residence Life and Housing assists students in enhancing their university experience by promoting a residential environment that fosters educational, artistic, and personal growth.

Student Safety

The Department of University Safety at Savannah College of Art and Design exists to provide the safest learning environment possible through a layered and comprehensive approach to security supported by experienced leadership. To ensure students have a safe and open college experience, SCAD collaborates closely with local police, fire and emergency personnel, and state and federal agencies.

Career services at Savannah College of Art and Design

Career Support

Part-time employment is permitted for Savannah College of Art and Design students, and many work-study positions are advertised by campus offices on Handshake, the Career Center's online job posting site. Upload an updated, college-level resume to your Handshake profile to apply for open positions; once reviewed, you will receive constructive feedback or an approval notice. In addition to a social security number, some international students may require additional work authorization.