what is the difference really?
is it what u learn?
are the jobs u get for each type different?
is one more well respected in the art community?
is one more widely accepted in the non-art world?
2006-11-01
07:22:05
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hepkatmama
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Education & Reference
➔ Higher Education (University +)
I have worked as a curator selling art for about 5 years now without a degree. I get paid more to work at a nonprofit doing statistical analysis. So the "fast food" application does not apply to my degree plan.
i'd like to get into grantwriting for nonprofit cultural organizations. but if that doesn't feed me, i'd like to fall back on whatever degree i go back for.
i have a job, but i want the degree for knowledge sake. i want to improve my ability to do what i do now. improve the chance of getting a salaried position doing so.
some generic jobs just require a bachelors to show u have dedication to finish the degree. which is more valued in this scenario,,,, ba or bfa.
2006-11-01
07:52:49 ·
update #1