Mike G

Short answer:
You’ll either love Full Sail, or you’ll hate it.

Long answer:
Full Sail is a school that, IMHO, is designed to help you develop skills to contribute to your chosen industry. Generally, this will suggest that you have some sort of previous experience (either profesionally or educationally). Although experience is not required, it’s strongly suggested.

In other words, don’t think of it as a place to go and get a degree—that’s what they make Universities for. Think of Full Sail as a year-long conference that demands your attention [at least] eight hours per day, forty hours per week.

If you think you’re ready, do it.

I went for a conference in september 2005. I can’t begin to tell you how much fun I had! One thing that stands out above the rest: the people.

Oh Canada!

Growing up with family in the area allowed me to visit quite often yet get away before it really got to me. There are a lot of wonderful people and great sites to see—definately something to experience at some point.