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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does she know how to froth milk properly?

This will be an important skill for her after she graduates.[/quote]

If you have nothing constructive to add to this discussion then please stay away from this thread. OP is trying to help and support her DD to continue her education in a way that works for her and some of us are trying to offer her advice. Did you read my long post about what it takes to get into a design school? It's a hell of a process that is more than the simple common app which is, frankly, not that hard - my DD did both and the design school application was much harder and more involved.

OP - good luck with your search. As I said, design school is not for the faint of heart and shouldn't be taken lightly. It is not the easy way out - even if some clueless people try to lead you to believe. There are quite a few more traditional schools which have good design programs. Some may have portfolio requirements. Make sure to look at all of the information on the design school application requirements even at the more traditional schools.[/quote]

Yes, I agree.  Go someplace else if you need to release your insecurities and inner nastiness.  Or get some help.[/quote]

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