Category: First Time Freshmen
Whether it’s the nearly 300 days of sunshine, the endless hiking trails, the world-class ski resorts, or the state’s famous natural attractions, Colorado has become one of the most sought-after places to live in the U.S. At RMCAD, we love
A new school year is just around the corner, which means that organization is more important than ever! With today’s modern technology, getting ready for school doesn’t just mean taking a trip to the local office supply store. One of
As a busy college student, you are no stranger to the feeling of wishing you had a few more daylight hours. From class, to homework, to extracurriculars and family, your days fill up quickly, leaving you stressed for time. By
We love our online students – they make up more than half of the RMCAD population! We have offered online classes and degrees for more than a decade, so we have had plenty of time to ensure our online students
Whether you are starting your online school journey for the first time or you are continuing your virtual studies, it’s time to kick start the school year with some productive habits – starting with your virtual school environment. No matter
It’s no surprise that the Mile High City is one of the best places to live as a thriving college student. Before you can achieve your dream of living in Denver and studying at RMCAD, we have a few Student
It’s no surprise that as a student, you are likely working off of a tight budget. Not only are you paying for tuition and fees, but you are also balancing housing and life expenses too. That said, it can be
It’s June which means Pride Month has begun! This year’s theme “Together with Pride” not only encourages us to come together to celebrate with our family and friends, but also represents the first fully in-person Denver Pride since the start
While big box stores are often the first place people go when they need to purchase art project supplies, we suggest shopping locally instead. According to Forbes, putting your money into the local economy benefits your surroundings. Small businesses improve
To get a degree or to not get a degree – that is the question. Pursuing a bachelor’s degree, whether art-specific or not, can be risky and a big decision. However, in the words of Geena Davis, “If you risk
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