While I agree in principle, when it comes to IT where you're learning more or less the same things wherever you go, when it comes to the Arts you're also usuall

While I agree in principle, when it comes to IT where you're learning more or less the same things wherever you go, when it comes to the Arts you're also usually paying top dollar both for networking opportunities, name recognition, and usually a fair number of very high profile professors. Where schools like DeVry and that kind of thing were charging huge prices for relatively identical products to a local tech college, the same can't be said for higher end Ivy League schools. In my mind it's sort of like buying a Rolls Royce, there are plenty of other cars that can move you, but a Rolls is something relatively unique and very high quality. At least, that's how it goes in theory.