if you had the opportunity...

North Bennett Street School in Boston, MA. Why? Stellar reputation and very focused curriculum.

College of the Redwoods in California. James Krenov was head of the program there until recently (think he retired last year). Good emphasis beyond the technical on proper design and form. Take a look at any of Krenov's books to get a good idea of what was taught.

North Bennett St., Boston

Lunch is really good around the North End 8-)

-- Die Gotterspammerung - Junkmail of the Gods

Depends on your taste.

Based _only_ on the stuff I've seen, College of the Redwoods seems to favor "modernistic" design, while North Bennett St. School seems to lean towards traditional styles.

I've seen killer workmanship from both, but NBS students seem to make stuff I *like*.

Barry

I'd go to the University of Thomas & Ashley or the School of the Public Occupational Organizational Noosphere Trade Actualization Night Group.

For a classical education, no question, North Bennett Street school Boston.