Best institue in US To learn Photography

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The discussion centers around identifying the best institutes in the US for learning photography, including the types of degrees offered and the highest level of education attainable in this field.

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  • One participant, Goldi, inquires about the best institutes for photography and the maximum degree available.
  • Another participant argues that a degree may not be as beneficial for photographers as having a strong portfolio, suggesting that experience and quality of work are more important than formal education.
  • A different participant requests information about institutes that support photography education.
  • Some participants express frustration regarding the lack of responses to the initial inquiry.
  • One participant comments on the appropriateness of discussing photography on a physics forum, implying a mismatch between the topic and the forum's focus.

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There is no consensus on the value of a degree in photography versus practical experience, and the discussion reflects differing opinions on the relevance of the topic to the forum's primary focus.

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The discussion lacks detailed information about specific institutes or programs, and there are no clear definitions of what constitutes a "best" institute.

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Individuals interested in photography education and those exploring the relationship between formal degrees and practical skills in creative fields.

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Which is the best institue in US To learn Photography and what degrees are given and i mean say that what can be the max degree to which the person can go all the way in this...
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Goldi
 
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A degree won't help you too much if you want to be a photographer. A good portfolio on the other hand will. A degree can't hurt and I can think of some situations in which it could help but most places want to see experience and nice photos, not a piece of paper that says you have a liberal arts degree. Thats my relatively limited photography experience.
 
Can i know about the institutes where this is encouraged?
 
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Yes, that's because you're pestering for answers about a photography course on a physics forum...
 

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