Being admitted into OSU's art education program seems like a big deal. But, was it really as difficult as one would believe?
Like most children, I had many interests between my toddler years and my high school graduation. Piano lessons, swimming, making art, learning Spanish, debate club -- the only one that stayed consistent was my love for art. So, naturally, I decided that I would do something with art in my adult life. But, how would I do this without just studying fine arts?
...Bingo! If I become an art teacher, I'll get paid to be involved with art every single day.
That, my friends, is how I became a student studying art education. From day 1, I was reminded how prestigious OSU's art education program is (it constantly sticks within the top 3 in the nation, with Penn State and Oregon State). Cue the many breakdowns about "not being good enough," "not being a real artist," and even "I'm not good enough to be going to this school."
Student LifeApr 12, 2020
Art Teachers don't have to be good at art...
Potential art educator candidate reflects on her experience within her program.
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