I transferred from UCSD's ICAM major and currently I'm a student in RIT's animation program. There was a miscommunication between me and admission and I thought that I was coming in as a second year but I was recently told I need to do 4 more years at RIT because of the sequential nature of the program. I've talked to the faculty and staff and there is no way they can accelerate my program. My question is, is it worth it to do 4 more years at RIT for my animation degree or should I go back to UCSD and finish my ICAM degree (I've already done 2 years) and then apply for a MFA?
Financially wise, I might not be able to afford my fourth year but I'm trying to work around it. My question is really, is an animation degree at RIT really worth it or should I try for a MFA?
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