Westwood College Online

This is the best school. You get weekly tasks and assignments; you can do them all by Wednesday and have the rest of the week off. It's year-round, so you can get 60 credits per year ( at full-time ). I'm in the Game Software Development major and finishing up in about a year and a half more. To apply you need to create an account at: https://home.westwood.edu/oac/

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[SQLinjected]

So what if you're in the middle of testing level 3, when someone comes in and says to you, "Hey guys, are you almost done? I have another game I need designed." Do you tell the person you need to tighten up the graphics?

[DoKtaTre]

i c u r joking, but I'm still a STUDENT. I haven't had any1 hire me 4 a job yet. Besides, developers don't even do the TESTING. In the video, students are just enjoying the fruits of their labor. It's an AD that I had no part in making.

[MissLovelyKiera]

is this school mainly for game engine development?? thats what it seems like everyone goes here for. is it good for a business administration degree?

[DoKtaTre]

Yes, the have an MBA program. Remember, I'm JUST a student of the college.

[Sheltwon]

If only this was true

[DoKtaTre]

What do you mean?

I go to WOL and I love it. I'm currently taking a NINE-credit course (SG210 - Fundamentals of Game Engine Development) and learning how to create a user-interactive graphical application. I think you're just SCARED!

[FF18Cloud]

Ok, let's be realistic, I want to make games, too. But, I can't be a good level designer without great human-interaction and humanities skills. And, for programming, especially, it would mean nothing to me if I didn't gain real work experience, with a company, or didn't understand computer logic. Really, these schools are for people who never had knowledge in their desired field, previously. I take AP JAVA and learning c#, this won't do for me. I need challenges, not fabrications.

[22OHV]

Front Line (PBS) College Inc. March 6. 9pm

[gjfb427]

online courses. many westwood online students try to justify attending a complete fucking joke of a school by saying that the quality of work you do takes precedence over what school you went to when it comes time to look for a job. well then if that is the case you could just go to community college and teach yourself more and better than westwood and save yourself a fortune in student loans. the only redeeming quality of WOL imo was the student club and there are plenty of other clubs out ther

[Jdoodlez1]

so what school are you attending now? and were you talking courses online only?

[gjfb427]

like any other education, you get out what you put in. but is it really worth $50-70,000? sorry, my answer has to be no.

-former student

[THgoll]

I go to WOL to and am in my final 3 or 4 terms and study Game Art & Design. I have had a pretty great experience, and yes it absolutely depends on the student. I have worked very hard and as a result, it shows. I might be getting a job at a 3d animation company in South Korea.

If someone turns you down solely because what you think isn't a good school, then they aren't doing their job in the first place. They are looking for talent. Work hard and you'll get that talent.