Leroy Said:

I've tried looking for full scholarships to study FINE ART without success. What can I do?

We Answered:

Josiah,

Have you talked directly to art schools themselves? I know if the individual is talented enough, the school itself will sometimes provide full (or partial) scholarships.

-j.

Enrique Said:

Are there any Art Scholarships where you have to draw/paint a picture?

We Answered:

You can get info about such college scholarships and grants online here - careers.scienceontheweb.net

Joshua Said:

A question about fine art scholarships & colleges?

We Answered:

I'm sure that varies from school to school. Best way to find out is to go to the websites of a few schools you might be interested in and see what their admission requirements are.

Merit scholarships would be based on your portfolio, so you would want to try and produce portfolio-quality work along the way. Some high schools have a portfolio-prep class and, I believe, there is an AP course for that, which if available would be a good thing to take.

Don't forget to look into some of the good, lesser-known art programs, too [like Alfred University in western NY] and not just the "big-name" schools like Pratt and RISD.

Arnold Said:

First Degree scholarships to Tanzanian females wishing to study Fine Art in Japan?

We Answered:

go to the nearest Japan embassy in your place and inquire........or surf the internet.....there's a lot!

Jean Said:

looking for a fine art full time course in abroad with scholarship?

We Answered:

Try to sell some of your art work (paintings, drawings)
Take pictures of your work and show them on ebay, and other websites
or just design your own website and show them on it.

start a raffle and have people bid on some of your best pieces.
Come on, you are an artist. Use your imagination and creativity.


Good luck